“Resurrection Blues” presents a brooding reflection on suffering, resilience, and survival in dark, oppressive circumstances.
Tag: UK
‘Xennial Elevator Music’ | Interview with Cr&m
“Icicletrycicle,” the closing track on Cr&m’s EP Parasol, wraps up the project with a unique blend of warmth and texture where earthy, organic sounds meet gritty saturated synths.
‘Yorkshire, garage-punk, rock-n-roll’ | Interview with Avalanche Party
Collateral Damage encapsulates the energetic and frenzied sound of the band featuring heavy riffs and a dynamic vocal delivery.
Edy Foray – Eerie Feary [Review]
Edy Foray’s “Eerie Feary” captivates with its rich atmosphere, blending smooth electric piano, skilled horns, and intriguing bass to create a dynamic, jazz-infused experience.
‘Soulful, Future-facing, Energised’ | Interview with Geo Jordan
Geo Jordan is presenting “Innocence”, a dreamy production which seamlessly blends ethereal synth sounds with an inviting, idm infused, organic beat.
‘Dark electro rock’ | Interview with Secret Cameras
Secret Cameras is presenting “Scientific,” an electro rock production which carries a nostalgic post-punk feeling.
Maruja – The Invisible Man [Review]
A track which demands to be heard loud, imagine it in an intimate, small venue.
‘Emotional Melodic Nostalgic’ | Interview with Double Triangle
With great emphasis on its melodic texture, London based producer Double Triangle continues to deliver emotionally fueled, synth-driven, retro-infused electronica.
‘Dreamy, impractical, vocal-centric’ | Interview with Ssaule
Is it just me who finds these ‘home-grown organic tunes’ really tasteful?
‘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.
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