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Death Popsicle — Komuso (Review)
Released on 31st July 2026, “Komuso” marks a commanding debut EP from Death Popsicle, presenting a deeply immersive... Read More
Dru Melodics — Skyfall (Review)
Released on 24th July 2026, “Skyfall” introduces Dru Melodics with a debut commercial single that immediately establishes honesty... Read More
Keesha Blair – Peaceful Power (Review)
Released on February 4th, 2026, Keesha Blair’s “Peaceful Power” is a deeply reflective R&B and soul composition that... Read More
Cas du Pree – Blank Page (Review)
Creative doubt is something every artist encounters, yet few transform it into something as engaging as Cas du... Read More
Michael Grandel – Eta Carinae (Review)
Michael Grandel’s “Eta Carinae” arrives as an electrifying fusion of house and techno that transforms emotional tension into... Read More
Michellar – Can’t Get You Out of My Mind (Review)
Released on July 24th, 2026, Michellar’s original single “Can’t Get You Out of My Mind” presents an immersive... Read More
Grizzberg — One Thing To Another (Review)
Released on 24th July 2026, Grizzberg’s “One Thing To Another” marks an impressive debut solo album that reflects... Read More
R.Nelson – Music and Written by…… Vol.1: Grown Man Energy (Review)
Some albums are built around memorable singles, while others are designed as complete experiences that reveal their full... Read More
Parked Outside — Sex Cliche’ (Review)
Released on 17th July 2026, “Sex Cliche’” by Parked Outside is a vibrant display of the band’s ability... Read More
Jeremiah James — Forget Reality (Review)
Released on 7th July 2026, Jeremiah James’ “Forget Reality” arrives as far more than an alternative rock song... Read More
Easy Thieves – When You’re Younger (Review)
Released on June 30th, 2026, “When You’re Younger” by Easy Thieves is far more than a reinterpretation of... Read More
NO IDENTITY — Almost Nothing (Review)
Released on July 3rd, 2026, NO IDENTITY “Almost Nothing” immediately establishes itself as an emotionally exhausting yet compelling... Read More