Mary Middlefield showcases her latest creation, “Young and Dumb,” a touching production brimming with warmth and energy.
Tag: Alternative Rock
Maruja – The Invisible Man [Review]
A track which demands to be heard loud, imagine it in an intimate, small venue.
‘Spacey, Quirky and Fuzz’ | Interview with Butterfly Bulldozer
Heavy on riffs, explosive energy, and punk aesthetics. There is barely nothing he doesn’t know. It’s the professor Tricks.
‘Unhindered interstellar energy’ | Interview with mega cat
Dive into the fresh, innovative instrumental sound of megacat’s Celebrate with Port! featuring a blend of smooth grooves and spacey melodic themes.
‘Art School Dropouts’ | Interview with something in the lake
London-based band Something in the Lake presents Daylight, a filled with melancholia trip-hop-infused track that intertwines a sweet guitar arpeggio with seductive vocals.
‘Actually really good’ | Interview with Liminal
An irresistibly psychedelic voyage characterized by cinematic sounds, a thick gritty bass guitar, an intense slow burn groove, and dreamy melodic riffs.
Astral Bakers – Don’t Remember [Review]
“I Don’t Remember,” holds a special place as one of the initial songs they ever recorded.
‘Dark, Epic and Intentional’ | Interview with Brother Wolf
“Worthless Billionaire,” goes beyond being just a song; it serves as a powerful statement.
‘Emotional, raw, melancholic’ | Interview with HeartBlanch
Destiny Holes stands out with its melancholic guitar tones and alternative rock vibes.
‘that was cool’ | Interview with Droolip
1v1 me! skillfully balances between various genres, maintaining a lo-fi essence and incorporating subtle jazzy nuances.
