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Analiese – Miss Melancholy (Review)
Analiese’s debut EP, “Miss Melancholy,” transforms the emotional turbulence of adolescence into a glossy, nostalgic pop experience where vulnerability... Read More
Ersin Secrin – Replay (Review)
Ersin Secrin’s “Replay,” released on May 7th, 2026, is a sleek electronic pop single built around immediacy, atmosphere, and the... Read More
Markus Mehr – Day 15 (Review)
Markus Mehr’s “Day 15” is an unsettling and deeply immersive piece of experimental sound art that places the listener... Read More
LeVioN — We Are One (Review)
Released on July 12 2026, LeVioN’s “We Are One” turns spiritual metal into a vehicle for remembrance, confronting... Read More
Guyver7x3 – Slowly Ready (Review)
“Slowly Ready” by Guyver7x3 is an introspective and emotionally immersive piece that transforms uncertainty, hesitation, and personal growth into a... Read More
BABYGIA — Sé que me fui (Review)
Released on 11st August 2026 in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain, “Sé que me fui” presents BABYGIA... Read More
Amarah – Invisible Light (Review)
Amarah’s “Invisible Light” arrives as the beginning of a significant new chapter, introducing the Italian artist to an international... Read More
Mental Gymnast — Mental Gymnast (Review)
Released on August 14th, 2026, “Mental Gymnast” by Mental Gymnast is a remarkably concentrated hardcore punk EP that... Read More
The House Flies – Derelict Crawl (Review)
The House Flies return with “Derelict Crawl,” the first single from their forthcoming second album, “Lions and Ore,” arriving... Read More
Savannah Lightning – Fadin Spark (Review)
Savannah Lightning’s “Fadin Spark,” released on July 20th, 2026, is an atmospheric and deeply introspective indie composition that approaches the passage... Read More
Project D.S.F – Transformation (Review)
Project D.S.F’s “Transformation” is an instrumental composition that immediately establishes itself as an immersive electronic experience, drawing together electronica,... Read More
Scott Lowder – Ghost of You (Review)
Some songs feel like compositions, while others feel like memories given a melody. Scott Lowder’s “Ghost of You” belongs firmly... Read More