STREA – July Review: A Cinematic Descent Into Heartbreak, Symbolism, And Sound
STREA, born Irene Ettori in 1994 in Brescia, Italy, is a rising musical force whose roots in classical...
Rock / Electric guitar based
Giù – Neandertal Review: A Haunting Visual Journey Through Extinction, Memory, And Solitude
Giù is a singular force in French music, carving out a path as unconventional as it is authentic....
LunaRover – Fountains Review: A Lush, Heartfelt Odyssey of Healing Wrapped in Vintage Glow and Modern Soul
From the quiet neighborhoods of Silver Spring, Maryland, emerges LunaRover, a music project that embodies the spirit of...
Stray Blue – Wake Up & Smile Review: A Soulful Acoustic Reflection Marking Two Decades Of Heartfelt Connection
Stray Blue, the captivating trio from Chania, Greece, has long embodied a unique blend of heartfelt songwriting, rich...
Andrew Siddle – All Hail the Postie! Review: A Playful Rock Ode to the Unsung Heroes of Everyday Life
Andrew Siddle is a multi-talented British artist whose creative journey defies convention and thrives on reinvention. Born in...
Reina Mora – Cielo EP Review: An Intimate Journey Through Love, Longing, And Emotional Clarity
Reina Mora is a Puerto Rican singer-songwriter whose artistry radiates through a deep connection to her cultural roots...
Lost Velvet – Wasted Review: A Cinematic Descent Into Dreamy Despair And Post-Rock Poise
Lost Velvet is an England-based duo emerging from Reading, UK, that dives deep into the shadows of sound,...
Bad Bubble – Frustrate Review: A Minimalist Storm of Emotion, Crafted in Analog and Unleashed with Brutal Honesty
From the overcast shadows of Chicago’s underground, Bad Bubble has built one of the most uncompromising discographies in...
Ophelia Moon’s Memory Fades Review: A Soulful Reflection on Nostalgia, Fading Identity, and Emotional Vulnerability
“Memory Fades” by Ophelia Moon is a hauntingly beautiful meditation on the fragility of memory, the complexity of...
Ken Woods and The Old Blue Gang – Silent Spike Review: A Monumental Requiem For Forgotten Histories
Ken Woods and The Old Blue Gang is a bold and deeply intentional musical venture that blurs the...
Richard Green – Happy Monday Review: A Joyful Instrumental Reboot That Turns Dread Into Delight
Richard Green is an Italian-born guitarist and composer whose musical journey has flourished in the vibrant city of...
Sleep Stage – Warning: Toxic Review: A Gritty, Riff-Heavy Descent Through Love, Chaos, and Emotional Burnout
From the charged atmosphere of London, England, Sleep Stage emerges as a powerful new voice in alternative music,...