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Category: Reviews

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

Yzoula x Louis Fontaine – La Promenade De La Jeune Sorcière [Review]

Yet, this train seems to echo across France, its destination a Greek port– one envisioned through the evocative words of Patricia Highsmith.

France, Louis Fontaine, Psychedelic Rock, Rock, Yzoula

Slotermeyer – cycle (MACRO_GREEN) [Review]

Solid songwriting with creative development till the last moments, a piece for those seeking nuanced electronica.

(MACRO_COLOR), Baltimore, cycle (MACRO_GREEN), Electronic, Experimental Electronika, IDM, Maryland, Slotermeyer, USA

Turtle Skull – Into The Sun [Review]

“Into The Sun” delivers exactly what it promises: that fuzzy, psychedelic vibe. From the moment the first fuzzy, saturated notes … More

Australia, Into The Sun, Psychedelic Rock, Rock, Sydney, Turtle Skull

Avalanche Party – Ecstasy [Review]

Avalanche Party showcase “Ecstasy” from their new album Der Traum Über Alles—a striking blend of power and emotion.

Alternative Rock, Avalanche Party, Ecstasy, Indie Rock, North Yorkshire, Rock, UK

Céline Dessberg – Selenge [Review]

Driven by the delicate melodies of the yatga, the traditional plucked zither of Mongolia, the track flows effortlessly with a mellow bassline, warm acoustic drums, and subtly funky guitars.

France, Jazz, Jazz fusion, Mongolia, Paris, Soul, World, yatga

LAMBERT – Human Nature [Review]

After all, it’s in our human nature to be hypnotized by the synth riff repetition.

electro, Electronic, Experimental Electronika, Lambert, London, Synth Pop, Synthwave, UK

Jill Ryan – Can I? [Review]

Turn off the outside world 2 mins. Look in the mirror. All that matters is the music filling the space around you. Can I?

California, Electronic, Indie Electronic, Los Angeles, NeoSoul, Pop/R&B, Soul, USA

Joshua J – In My Phone [review]

“In my phone again, I’m better off on my own again”

In My Phone, Indie-rnb, Joshua J, Pop/R&B, Rap/Hip-Hop, The Netherlands

Brave The Storm x Diviners x Rave The Storm – Rivers [Review]

For those moments when you crave a soundtrack to introspection or late-night drives, Rivers delivers the perfect balance of emotion and groove.

Arnie Way, Brave The Storm, Deep House, Diviners, EDM, House, RAVE THE STORM

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