ARGYRO’s ‘She’s So LA’ finds the dream hiding behind the sunglasses
By Nathan Cole Los Angeles has always been more than a city in American music. It’s an alibi. A promise. A crime scene. A place
DJ Sparadise and ANI turn nostalgia into euphoria on ‘See U Again’
Nostalgia usually looks backwards. On ‘See U Again’, DJ Sparadise and ANI find a way to make it point forward. Built around the anticipation of
‘Favourite Child’ is the new EP from Ria Timkin, ahead of UK and Ireland tour
Set to embark on a five-date stretch across the UK and Ireland, Ria Timkin comes armed with her latest extended play, titled ‘Favourite Child’. Made
Andrea Scopsi brings high-velocity club pressure to Pentaphonia with ‘Puxar’
Italian DJ and producer Andrea Scopsi makes his mark on Gabry Ponte’s PENTAPHONIA with ‘Puxar’, a high-velocity techno weapon. Operating somewhere between peak-time techno,
Tickets to Space look ahead on carefree new single ‘True’
There is something immediately likeable about how little Tickets to Space overcomplicate ‘True’. On just their third single, the Australian indie surf-rock band turn thoughts
Nick Carver strips things back and stands his ground on ‘Stones You Throw’
There is nowhere for Nick Carver to hide on ‘Stones You Throw’, and that seems to be exactly the point. Stepping away from the fuller
Australia’s “Yodelling Drag Queen” LayDee KinMee has one message for her ex: ‘You’re Not A Lover’
Review: LayDee KinMee — “You’re Not a Lover” There’s something especially satisfying about a breakup song that doesn’t beg for another chance. On “You’re Not
The Songs of Butler & Cupples deliver polished alt-pop on ‘Therapy’
The Songs of Butler & Cupples continue their prolific 2026 run with ‘Therapy’, a polished alt-pop single that introduces a more sensual side to their
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
Radiola make the unpredictable feel natural on ‘Version Of Life’
There’s something immediately intriguing about Radiola’s Version of Life. The Paisley indie rock outfit aren’t particularly interested in staying in one lane, and their debut
BoogieWho brings unapologetic energy on new single ‘YAMI’
Indiana artist BoogieWho comes out swinging on latest single ‘YAMI’, a high-energy collision of hip-hop, rap and pop that captures the confidence and independent spirit
Bob Morelli’s Cool is Forever reflects back and looks forward
Looking forward, Cool is Forever will do more of the same, while expanding their offerings. “Right now we are a broad based Sales, Marketing consulting
Dream Robbery find beauty in the darkness on ‘The Game’
Somerset trio Dream Robbery tap into something raw on ‘The Game’, a brooding slice of psychedelic indie-rock shaped by memory, loss and the fleeting nature
Black Bordello release Midheaven Tempest
Fronted by Sienna Bordello, Black Bordello is an art-rock five-piece from England’s capital, which returns with Midheaven Tempest, a glowing new EP. Loaded with post-punk
Jaymin turns romantic uncertainty into late-night gold on new EP ‘Static’
There’s a particular kind of tension that arrives after the rush of falling for someone, when certainty gives way to doubt and every silence starts
