Alternative Rock
Alternative Rock
Kit Cooper – Grave Concern (Review)
Kit Cooper’s “Grave Concern” is a powerful and deeply atmospheric song that carries the emotional weight of loss, grief,... Read More
C’batch – Our Little Pooh Pea (The Last Light) 4 – Cinematic (Interview)
Hello everyone, it’s your host Oliver from DULAXI, and today I’m delighted to be joined by composer, producer,... Read More
I Plead Irony — This Monologue Conversation (Interview)
Hello everyone, it’s your host Oliver from DULAXI, and today I’m delighted to be joined by I Plead... Read More
The Mess:Age — LIGHT OF BLUE “Sugar Ocean Girl” (Interview)
Hello everyone, it’s Tehillah from DULAXI, and today I’m delighted to be joined by Glen Brandon “Ziggy,” the... Read More
THROES NYC — The Wires Out (Interview)
Hello everyone, it’s your host Oliver from DULAXI, and today I’m delighted to be joined by Michael Bozzo... Read More
Energy Whores — Invisible (Four Ways) (Review)
Energy Whores’ “Invisible (Four Ways),” released on August 21, 2026, takes a single composition and reshapes it into... Read More
Barndancer — Open Season (Review)
Released on 17th August 2026, Barndancer’s “Open Season” turns emotional exposure into a gripping indie rock statement, using... Read More
Evahfar – Evahfar (Interview)
Hello everyone, it’s your host Oliver from DULAXI, and today I’m delighted to be joined by Stephen Murray,... Read More
I Plead Irony – This Monologue Conversation (Review)
Released on 4th September 2026, “This Monologue Conversation” marked the third album from England-based alternative rock band I Plead Irony. Ten... Read More
Mary Strand – Annunciation (Review)
Minneapolis-based indie rocker Mary Strand released “Annunciation” on August 28th, 2026, through Hygh Tension Records and Virgin Music Group. Arriving one day... Read More
Alan Mair — FIELD OF ONE (Review)
Alan Mair’s “FIELD OF ONE,” released on 03 Aug 2026, brings together classic rock instincts, alternative songwriting, and... Read More
Hoxsey — Ghost We Keep (Review)
Hoxsey’s “Ghost We Keep,” released August 25, 2026, sounds like exactly what its creator has called it: the... Read More