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Category: EP/Album Reviews

Neverbody – Self Talk [Review]

With their debut album, Self Talk, this instrumental trio finds their space where the precision of progressive rock meets the unpredictability of fusion.

Fusion, Liverpool, Neverbody, Progressive Rock, Rock, Self Talk, UK

NTHNL – What Kind of World Is This? [Review]

NTHNL arrives with an album that feels less like a simple collection of songs and more like a living, breathing ecosystem.

Brooklyn, Electronic, NTHNL, Nu jazz, USA, What Kind of World is this?

Underground Spiritual Game – OF TIME [Review]

Brooklyn-based trio Underground Spiritual Game has delivered a great debut with OF TIME, an album deeply rooted in the world of Ethio-jazz.

Brooklyn, Ethio-Jazz, Jazz, OF TIME, Underground Spiritual Game, USA

The Noah Peterson Soul-Tet – The Real Deal [Review]

Ultimately, The Real Deal doesn’t try too hard to impress. On the contrary is sounds confident and grounded and more importantly true to its vibe.

Jazz, Funk, Soul, The Noah Peterson Soul-Tet, The Real Deal

High Tide – Bula! [Review]

High Tide’s long-awaited debut album, Bula!, out on Jan 30 2026, is a cross-cultural fusion led by sitarist and composer Sasha Bayan.

Fusion, Sitar, Jazz fusion, High Tide, Bula!

Ben Cura – Modern Life [Review]

Ben Cura’s Modern Life feels like a long, restless walk through a city that never fails to surprise you.

Ambient, Ben Cura, Cinematic, Electronic, London, Modern Life, Synthwave, UK

Plants That Grow At Night – Frogging The Cosmos (Act 2) [Review]

Plants That Grow At Night are back with “Frogging The Cosmos (Act 2)” where the raw, sweating energy of a live rhythm section is balanced by the warmth of sweet analogue synths.

Austria, Frogging The Cosmos (Act 2), Indie-rnb, Jazz, Jazz fusion, jazz rock, Plants That Grow At Night, Soul, Vienna

Cherry Makes Waves – Home By Eleven [Review]

Ultimately, this is an album that uses the artist’s voice as a binding agent to explore an interesting variety of different sounds. And it has something for almost everyone.

Cherry Makes Waves, Electronic, Home By Eleven, Indie Electronic, Pop/R&B

My Lovely Haunting – Forgotten Moon [Review]

You are drifting away.
Drifting away.

Acoustic, Ambient, Australia, Electronic, Folk, Forgotten Moon, Melbourne, My Lovely Haunting

Akkiles82 – CyberNation Part 1 [Review]

Have you lost? You definitely feel lost. And it is devastating. You tried to escape the city a couple of times. But in the end you were always returning back. And again, and again, and again.

Akkiles82, CyberNation Part 1, cyberpunk, Darksynth, Electronic, Electronic Rock, Glasgow, Synthwave

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