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Dead Slow Hoot – All My Love Remains [Review]

Dead Slow Hoot’s new track, “All My Love Remains,” layers guitars and contrasts lyrical themes of lost love and regret with enduring affection.

All My Love Remains, Alternative Rock, Dead Slow Hoot, Indie Rock, Rock, Sheffield, UK

Steven Bamidele – Exoskeleton [Review]

“Exoskeleton” blends smooth vocals and harmonies with an energetic yet hazy sound, depicting a sweet but potentially unhealthy intense connection between two lonely people.

Exoskeleton, Indie pop, Indie-rnb, London, Nigeria, Pop/R&B, Steven Bamidele, UK

‘Cinematic. Melancholic. Warm’ | Interview with Jakob Balogh

Jakob Balogh and Martin Tillman join forces on “life,” a 5-track, 31-minute immersive sonic voyage that stands out for its cinematic quality and enigmatic atmosphere.

Ambient, Cinematic, Electronic, Germany, Jakob Balogh, Switzerland

William Black x Freja The Dragon – Waiting On This Day Forever [ Review]

You can almost picture it: a sea of faces bathed in the glow of stage lights, bodies moving in slow-motion unison as the hook drops kicks in with full force. Waiting On This Day Forever.

EDM, Electronic, future bass, Sweden, USA

Azurine – Landon [ Review]

With “Landon,” Azurine crafts a dreamy tune tune bridges the inviting warmth of organic house with crisp electronic finesse.

Azurine, Electronic, Landon, Organic House

Philippe Bestion trio – Five of the Fruit/Montesacro [review]

The trio’s music will appeal to both dedicated jazz enthusiasts and listeners who prefer soulful songwriting over arrangements where technical skill overshadows the heart’s true voice.

Five of the Fruit, France, Jazz, Montesacro, Philippe Bestion trio

Taxidermy – You Are Here Now [Review]

Taxidermy once again showcases impressive songwriting, understanding that genuine heaviness gains even more impact when interwoven with unease melodic themes.

Copenhagen, Denmark, experimental rock, Let go, math rock, noise rock, Rock, Taxidermy, You Are Here Now

‘Grainy. Hazy. Kaleidoscopic.’ | Interview with Das Kope

Das Kope’s latest track is soaked in reverb-drenched vocals, hypnotic guitar grooves that loop like a mantra and hazy electronics-perfect for getting lost in.

California, Das Kope, Dream pop, Electronic, Indie Electronic, Indie Rock, Los Angeles, Pop/R&B, Psychedelic pop, Psychedelic Rock, Rock, USA, We Must Be Out Of Our Minds

Shakti soundsystem – Silver [Review]

Imagine a never-before-seen corner of the Mad Max wasteland: an isolated factory, stubbornly operational. A place where silver is still forged.

Electronika, Experimental Electronika, Germany, post punk, Shakti soundsystem, Silver, Tanzania, Zanzibar

L’Antidote – The Orchard [Review]

L’Antidote, an instrumental trio comprised of Bijan Chemirani, Redi Hasa, and Rami Khalife are showcasing their latest single, The Orchard. … More

Bijan Chemirani, experimental jazz, France, Jazz, L'Antidote, Neoclassical, Nu jazz, Rami Khalife, Redi Hasa, The Orchard, World Music

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