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Category: Reviews

The Feather – Always You [Review]

Stay until the end, where the hynotic line will take you on a dreamy journey you’ll never want to finish.

Always You, Belgium, Indie pop, Pop/R&B, The Feather

After Nations – Ātmā [Review]

A composition that artfully balances its melodic core with its weighty, heavy elements in a truly creative way.

After Nations, Kansas, Lawrence, Metal, Post Metal, Post Rock, Progressive Metal, USA, Ātmā

YuKnoWatt – Birds (Feat. Otter) [Review]

But the birds up high, in the endless blue, Keepers of the world, they watching me and you.

Darksynth, Electronic, France, Niort, Otter, Synthwave, YuKnoWatt

Clover County – Ultraviolet [Review]

A modern edge with an old-fashioned soul.

Athens, Clover County, Dream pop, Florida, Georgia, Indie Rock, Pop Rock, Pop/R&B, Ultraviolet, USA

JEME – Track 03 (Tarab Remix) [Review]

“Track 03 – Tarab Remix” by JEME, founder of KNZ Records, stands out for its clever blend of contrasting elements.

Arabic, Downtempo, Drums and Tribes, Electronic, House, JEME, KNZ Records, Organic House, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Tarab, Track 03

Wodan Boys – Karaoke Rockstar [Review]

Boy no you never get far, you got the tattoos, got a nice guitar.

Alternative Rock, Indie Rock, Karaoke Rockstar, post punk, Punk rock, Rock, The Hague, The Netherlands, Wodan Boys

Tomás Novoa – Oblicua [Review]

An electronic production that carries a captivating sense of mystery, drawing you deeper into its sound.

Breakbeat, Chile, Electronic, Experimental Electronika, IDM, Oblicua, Tomás Novoa

Vieira and The Silvers – Resurrection Blues [Review]

“Resurrection Blues” presents a brooding reflection on suffering, resilience, and survival in dark, oppressive circumstances.

blues, Garage rock, Hard Rock, London, Norwich, Post Rock, Psychedelic Rock, Resurrection Blues, Rock, UK, Vieira and The Silver

HYGO – Dozen Frames [Review]

Dozen Frames embodies a fresh chapter in HYGO’s creative journey, seamlessly blending the playful and the profound.

Dozen Frames, Electronic, France, House, Hugo Payen, HYGO, Organic House

Arjuna Oakes – The Love That I Feel [Review]

It’s fresh nu-jazz from an emerging artist you should definitely keep on your radar!

Arjuna Oakes, Funky, Jazz, New Zealand, Nu jazz, Pop/R&B, Soul, The Love That I Feel

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