I have been listening to music since I can remember: every genre, every artist, every edgy and niche subculture.
I am a great listener: I take pride in discovering unheard gems, trying to connect with their authors.
It never gets old, really… somehow, music keeps hypnotising us, surprising us, always, always offering something new. Must be some sort of magic.
A true holistic creative and polymath, Alexia Faith has spent a great deal of her lifetime performing in front of a crowd, whether that’s acting, modelling or singing. A familiar face on Nickelodeon and Disney programs, the American songstress has recently set the cornerstone for her music career, introducing her soulful and blissful blend of […]
I love ‘Disengaged b/w Slipping’ more than I probably should. Luscious shoegaze and dream-pop with female vocals perfectly match our music taste, so much so that Delta of Venus will likely end up in our private playlists… anyway, back to the important stuff. Hailing from Mystic, CT, Delta of Venus has recently unveiled a stunning […]
Motorsports enthusiasts out there will be gladly familiar with the BMW M1, an iconic sports car by the luxurious and expensive German manufacturer. Chavar Dontae is very familiar with it too, so much so to refer to such sultry and luscious imagery in his latest effort, a charming and playful synth-pop anthem with a rather […]
A solid project with a definite foothold in global culture, Noble God is bound to surprise any keen listener, offering a fuzzy blend of trap tones and fiery, proud lyricism. Drawing inspiration from international trap and Delhi’s underground hip-hop scene, Noble God successfully takes Indian rap to a global audience, a trend that we have […]
Forever at Midnight have been raising eyebrows for almost a year now: active in the Sydney metalcore and alt-rock landscape, the talented group has slowly risen to the top, now setting themselves up for international recognition. ‘Diabolical Girl’ is their latest effort, a fiery and striking three-track EP that’s as meaningful as it is hard-hitting […]
‘The Optimist’ is a deceptively simple song. Built over buoyant indie-pop tones with a hidden dreamy quality, the record might appear as a straightforward indie piece at first, a light and positive effort built on Flavor Wave’s soothing, reflective artistry. Yet, at a deeper look, one realises how the track’s lyricism opens up a gloomy, […]
Having debuted a few months ago with ‘Pray’, Los Angeles-based symphonic rock duo Mortez are now gearing up for an exceptional year, starting with the cinematic and majestic jewel ‘Sirens’. Drenched in rock euphoria and vivid eclecticism, the single blends melancholia and fierceness in equal parts, perfectly balancing Rachele Royale’s evocative, elegant vocals with Brett […]
When we took up LOGICA ABSTRACTA’s nuanced and fringe artistry, a name instantly popped up: Vadim Militsin. He’s the human behind the project, the talented sonic voyager in charge of such a researched body of work. It turns out, Militsin does like to change monikers rather often, and that this is not our first encounter […]
Let’s be honest, being an innovator in electronic music in 2025 is not the easiest endeavour. Almost everything has already been done, making the research for originality rather complex. Despite such challenges, Los Angeles-based creative outfit tesh has managed to find a unique, quirky way forward, embracing a dazzling and euphoric mix of UK Garage, […]
We are familiar with R.M. Hendrix’s eclectic and leftfield artistry. In fact, we do cherish a lot of his records; exploring alternative, industrial landscapes with gloomy post-punk energy, the Iceland-based creative champions a unique sonic formula, one that’s never obvious or repetitive. ‘YUKS’ expands on the same theme, both from a lyrical and sonic standpoint. […]
Not all albums need to be ground-breaking. Some just aim to deliver a slice of heartwarming simplicity and intriguing lyricism. That’s exactly what one encounters in ‘Things Found In Books’, the latest effort by industry voyagers Yvonne Lyon and Boo Hewerdine. Both highly respected songwriters and vocalists, the pair unveils today what can be considered […]
“Wait a second: you are telling me that Wotts spent the last few years building a recognizable, lush and eclectic sonic branding, only to throw it all away, jumping into vintage-flavoured poop-rock territories?” – that’s how I quickly reacted to ‘NOT US’. Marking a significant shift in Wotts’ artistic universe, the single sees the Canadian […]