Review of Ginger May’s latest single, “Me and You”
Read MoreInterview: common goldfish - Shout Louder
Tottenham’s common goldfish recently made his debut with ‘Feel The Fuzz’, the fuzzed-out ode to 90s indie-rock that was supported by Clash Magazine, Joy of Violent Movement, LDN Magazine and more. The UK artist’s sophomore track is ‘Shout Louder’, which is common goldfish’s answer to an elevating summer track.
Read MoreReview: Michael Donoghue - Mantis
Michael Donoghue is back, this time with the single "Mantis", the first track from his next album. "Sophomore", Donoghue’s second LP, will be out in September and this first teaser promises a lot!
Read MoreInterview: Confidential - Slipping Away
UK-based lofi hip-hop artist Confidential blends classical influences with old-school hip-hop production and an exploration of mental health issues to reflect his individualism and feeling of being an outsider. After years of playing all over the country in hard rock and alternative metal bands, changed direction to become a solo artist.
Read MoreReview: Eorn - I Still Remember You
Interview: The Horn - Passion
The Horn are Jonny Taylor (voice, guitar), Danny Monk (guitars, programming), Nick True (bass), Ed Cox (keyboards) and Alex Moorse (drums) but it hasn’t always been like this: several moments ago, songwriter and erstwhile Friends Of Gavin bassist Nick True – to the uninitiated, F.O.G. were an acclaimed, north London five-piece who toured the UK.
Read MoreInterview: Mote - Industrial Love
Mote is an American songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose eclectic and edgy electronica flavoured post-pop sounds like his adopted home of Berlin: deep introspective lyrics meeting irresistibly gloomy melodies over flowing synthetic textures. A self-proclaimed introvert with a love of humanity, Mote takes nods from quintessential pop oddballs.
Read MoreReview: Feigur - III, Ascension
Feigur was all about black metal, atmospheric, blackgaze, with bits of ambient. So, in III, Ascension the artist appears with a new outfit, in a process of mutation full of rigour and efficiency. It could be seen as a risky choice, or as "getting out of your comfort zone", but I dare say that Adrien Tibi knew and knows exactly what he's doing.
Read MoreInterview: To Hell With Tradition - Paper Cuts
While the whole world seems to be increasingly leaning towards creating and releasing isolated individual songs one after another, To Hell With Tradition keeps moving against the current, diving deeper and deeper into creating consistent coherent concept albums.
Read MoreInterview: Ask Carol - Mountains Of Cash
With a dark irony and subtle humour, this alternative rock tune, pokes fun at the elite few, those with unimaginable wealth, who sits on "Mountains Of Cash". Ask Carol's new song comes with a lot of energy and punk attitude. Trombones and delayed space guitars makes for a cinematic backdrop.
Read MoreInterview: Sandmoon - Wake Up
Lebanese outfit Sandmoon offers an original take on indie pop-rock, infusing it with subtle Middle-Eastern intonations and melancholy, and a certain timelessness. Singer-songwriter Sandra Arslanian, who initiated the project, was born in Lebanon, raised in Belgium and has Armenian roots – a contrasted blend that is perceptible in the music.
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Interview: Maya Salafia - Everlasting
Boston-based singer-songwriter and pop artist, Maya Salafia, has been writing pop music since she was nine years old, and she released her debut EP of six original songs, Trapped in a Daydream, at age thirteen. Her prior release, “First Grade”, was placed on over 90 playlists and exceeds 29,000 Spotify streams.
Read MoreInterview: Cynthia Hamar - Shaken
Alberta-born Métis singer-songwriter Cynthia Hamar is no stranger to the Canadian music scene. With three studio albums under her belt and many kilometres on the road - including a tour across Canada by train (through VIA Rail’s on Board program) - Hamar can execute timeless songs that stand up with the sound of Buffy Sainte-Marie, Tom Waits.
Read MoreInterview: Tori Boltwood - Wicked Woman
‘Wicked Woman’ was written to embody a fierce Anthem about the respect women and all people deserve. It was created because Tori Boltwood was struggling with her own internal strength and confidence. How she was experiencing that she was being judged and labeled by others simply for the fact she is a women.
Read MoreReview: Tomorrow's Child - Ruination
The music is glacial, sorrowful, complex and astonishingly beautiful and unexpected. It goes from ambient to breakbeat, taking us to a wide scope of electronic music influences, with a unique personal touch.
Read MoreInterview: Ivan Shopov & Mahlukat - Dhumavati (Album)
I fired off a few questions to Ivan and Mahlukat’s Güldeste about what brought them together, their experiences on the road and what their dream gigs would be.
Read MoreInterview: Jade Moede - Rosey My Zombie Girlfriend
Jade Moede is a drummer, singer, songwriter, strums guitar, can stub his toes on the piano, loves to create music. Currently learning how to play the cello. “Rosey My Zombie Girlfriend” is about a girl who was wronged and hence became a ZOMBIE. Now to the boyfriend’s surprise, Rosey was suppose to go to heaven, but instead seeked revenge.
Read MoreInterview: Nick Antonelli - Time In The Sun
Nick Antonelli is a Michigan-born, Nashville-based singer/songwriter. Having played music since he was 9, Nick has found a home in the Americana/Folk community, where he now shares his stories of struggle, love, political reckoning, and hope. He hopes others find a voice of comfort and shared experiences in his work.
Read MoreReview: Bones:Dreaming - A Day In The Labyrinth Of A Psychedelic Mind
I read somewhere: 'Think of Blade Runner-like sonic walls, garnished with weird noises generated by pure electricity and you’re somewhat there'. Well, I can’t figure a better way to describe “A Day In The Labyrinth Of A Psychedelic Mind”!
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