We have been following Coma Beach for a while, and it’s always interesting to observe the way they are honouring their past records. In particular, much work has been put into celebrating the 30th anniversary of their debut album ‘The Scapegoat’s Agony’, originally released in 1995. Based in Germany, Coma Beach navigates the divide between […]

It’s been less than a year since Gaslight‘s debut album, yet the Australian rockers seem determined to once again remind us of their fierce take on classic rock and gentle punk rebellion. ‘Inner City Sally’ is the single that takes the cake, a punchy, fuzzy anthem packed with electrifying guitar tones and relatable, playful lyricism. […]

A bold, uplifting and fierce anthem, ‘Get Outta My Yard’ marks Charlotte Grayson’s welcome return, following up on a two-year hiatus. Leaving behind her previous band The Shame Areas – which still managed to record the single for her – the talented English songstress is now focusing on her solo effort, and we couldn’t be […]

There’s a lot to appreciate in ‘Oceans’, but overall we’d love for the listeners to take it at face value, letting themselves loose to the haunting, sultry vibe the record has to offer. Dancing is highly recommended too! Penned by Australian DJ and producer Gone Magic, the single develops his catalogue even further, enriching a […]

We are keen to write about ‘honest’, yet we would urge everyone to experience it first-hand: music cannot always be described with words, sometimes it needs to be… ‘felt’. ‘honest’ is the strongest evidence of that: built on an expansive, evocative hip-hop and emo character, the record is a stunning nugget of melancholia and pain, […]

There’s a reason why global tastemakers are going crazy for Canadian indie-rock hero Housewife. Boasting a fuzzy, slightly lo-fi character, the talented creative constantly oscillates between melancholia and euphoria, penning songs that feel uplifting and empowering, yet painful and packed with gravitas. The sonic picture is equally convincing, with post-punk and indie influences taking a […]

It’s been an exciting few months for London-based songstress LAMBERT, with ‘After Dark’ and the super lush ‘Used To Be’ paving the way for the project’s new artistic era. Today, that era reaches a new milestone with the release of ‘Human Nature’, a haunting, hazy electro-pop gem packed with nuanced textures and cathartic, evocative vocals. […]

We are overwhelmed by the tenderness and beauty contained in ‘are you coming home?’. Wrapped into an elegant, hazy indie folk livery, the record feels hyper-contemporary and cathartic, showcasing the rich artistry championed so gloriously by clovers daughter. Highlighting her Palestinian roots, the talented songstress delivers a heartfelt reflection on identity and belonging, yet maintains […]

Except for South African legends Fokofpolisiekar, I can’t think of another band whose name features such a striking use of the F-word. With that said, please welcome Paris-based act The Blues Fuckers Foundation, a rock ‘n’ roll outfit that pulls from all genres to deliver music that’s as raw and rebellious as their moniker.  ‘If […]

‘Lesson’ is a stunningly beautiful tune that features on Someone Called Sarah‘s dynamic debut album ‘Summer Snow Globe’. Released in the middle of last year, the eleven-track offering is a true work of DIY brilliance, with the artist (Sarah Rose Lamb) attending to every step of the record’s creation from underneath her loft bed in […]

“This is our best album ever!” says John Beckmann, the brains behind New York City-based outfit Mortal Prophets. The album in question is ‘Ghost Land’, a twenty-three-track ambient offering that once again sees John and Co. pushing the musical envelope to new heights. Described by Beckmann as “imaginary cinema,” ‘Ghost Land’ unfolds like the soundtrack […]

We haven’t forgotten about PAENDA: writing about ‘One More Time’ just a few months ago, we proudly declared it “a strong, catchy single focusing on evocative and relatable storytelling”. We stand by our words: the Vienna-based songstress has a knack for anthemic, emotional and meaningful lyricism, often wrapped in a luscious EDM production. Latest effort […]