We appreciate how empowering and positive the lyrical message is... Once again, Rohini Rege showcases herself as a keen, observant scholar of the human experience.
Across twelve like-minded episodes, 'The Last Tickets To The Show' unfolds like a cinematic journey, a cathartic and introspective dive into conflicting emotions and nostalgic resolve.
'you.Love' is an eclectic, malleable record that will likely resonate with a wide audience, standing right at the intersection of the commercial and the alternative.
'Brother's Friend' sees Anacy recounting a coming-of-age infatuation spanning a few years. She's gained perspective now, and that's what ultimately the piece is about: a cautionary tale about self-respect and self-worth.
What unfolds in 'A Pocketful of Phables' is a monstrous seventeen-track journey full of nostalgic influences and blissful textures, with a heightened degree of psychedelic charge.
"'They Are Here' is not a literal translation of how I feel personally. It is more of an assessment on how hive-minded people who don’t think critically and live in a constant state of anxiety and fear perceive what is going on."
'XO' captures the very universal feeling of desiring someone, really delving into the anxious yearning for the other person to reveal their cards... the song is then wrapped in playful punk allure.
The album doesn't ask for deep, conceptual analysis or a literary idealism. It instead asks for presence and escapism, embracing us all into a whirlwind of melancholic guitar tones and haunting, mysterious allure.
Judging by what we have heard so far, Roy Rutto is not afraid of drawing from a variety of influences, effectively reaching for an eclectic, yet soulful aural universe.
It's quite an exciting time for Swedish troubadour and visionary kneeshake. Not only has he found love, but he's also gearing up for an upcoming EP...
Jimmy Todorov and Joe Morgenstern have talent to sell, both boasting diverse influences that magically fuse together into a wholesome, imaginative aural embrace...
Beyond the record's hypnotic charge and cathartic effects, lies a rather meaningful layer, with palex using 'Sanctuary' and the wider album as an escape and a soothing outlet...
