
Torrent Sound’s dreamy folk-pop finds its own space on ‘Helpless’
There’s an understated warmth to Torrent Sound, the dreamy folk-pop project of Danish singer-songwriter Frederik Damhus. With his debut album ‘Helpless’, Damhus has found a

There’s an understated warmth to Torrent Sound, the dreamy folk-pop project of Danish singer-songwriter Frederik Damhus. With his debut album ‘Helpless’, Damhus has found a

Bristol four-piece Spin Class return with ‘Rip ‘N’ Dip’, a swaggering slice of groove-heavy rock that wastes little time making its presence felt. Built around

Kieran McKenna’s “TOO MUCH TO ASK FOR” thrives on the kind of rough-edged energy that can get lost in overly polished production. Gritty guitars, punchy

Sighmon’s REPTILE feels like an artist finding his bearings without losing sight of where he came from. Now based in Los Angeles after starting out

Hamburg trio Seasurfer return with ‘The Noise Is Ours’, a four-track EP that finds their “dream-punk” sound pushing further into the space between shoegaze haze

Berlin-based singer-songwriter Oskar Brandt makes an assured introduction with ‘Now or Never’, a cinematic piece of orchestral pop that places emotional storytelling firmly at the

An evening of rock, wine and giving in the Shenandoah Valley, benefiting a nonprofit that brings free live music to patients On Saturday, September

Jonny Corralitos has been busy since his ‘World Of Sound’ EP, dropped back in 2025. ‘Who Loves The Sun’ is the first look at that

Luscious strings and slide guitar open ‘Amsterdam’, the glowing single which is the counterpart to both ‘Rolling Under The Stars’, the band’s first offering of

There’s an understated warmth to Torrent Sound, the dreamy folk-pop project of Danish singer-songwriter Frederik Damhus. With his debut album ‘Helpless’, Damhus has found a

Bristol four-piece Spin Class return with ‘Rip ‘N’ Dip’, a swaggering slice of groove-heavy rock that wastes little time making its presence felt. Built around

Kieran McKenna’s “TOO MUCH TO ASK FOR” thrives on the kind of rough-edged energy that can get lost in overly polished production. Gritty guitars, punchy

Sighmon’s REPTILE feels like an artist finding his bearings without losing sight of where he came from. Now based in Los Angeles after starting out

Hamburg trio Seasurfer return with ‘The Noise Is Ours’, a four-track EP that finds their “dream-punk” sound pushing further into the space between shoegaze haze

Berlin-based singer-songwriter Oskar Brandt makes an assured introduction with ‘Now or Never’, a cinematic piece of orchestral pop that places emotional storytelling firmly at the

An evening of rock, wine and giving in the Shenandoah Valley, benefiting a nonprofit that brings free live music to patients On Saturday, September

Jonny Corralitos has been busy since his ‘World Of Sound’ EP, dropped back in 2025. ‘Who Loves The Sun’ is the first look at that

Luscious strings and slide guitar open ‘Amsterdam’, the glowing single which is the counterpart to both ‘Rolling Under The Stars’, the band’s first offering of