Song Review/ Dream Pop : Korda Korder’s ‘You Still Turn Me Inside Out’
For their sophomore single, ‘You Still Turn Me Inside Out’, Korda Korder creates a mesmerizing, glazed, glassy, dream pop soundscape.
Song Review/ Alt : Alessandro Savino Project’s ‘Sorry’
Alessandro Savino Project has just released their latest release, ‘Sorry’. It’s not your usual kind of music, but the production is a compelling blend of pop, blues and jazz in a way that keeps it light.
EP Review/ Alt Rock : University Drive’s ‘First Stage Separation’
Their latest release is ‘First Stage Separation EP’, a five-track collection that keeps you deeply immersed and involved in the thick of the theme.
Song Review/ Alt Pop : Baaj & Baaj’s ‘Echoes in the Mind’
Baaj & Baaj puts on a luminous sonic show in his latest EP, ‘Echoes in the Mind’. The collection is contemplative, conversational, and cultivated with aliveness.
Album Review/ Art Rock : Marianne Nowottny’s ‘Marzanna’
Her latest release is the ‘Marzanna’ album, a collection that explores a dark spectrum of emotions and thoughts, casting an ethereal and ghostly frame on the reality of some feminine realities.
Song Review/ Art Rock : Transgalactica’s ‘Liberal Anthem’
Transgalactica is an alternative concept banner. In their latest release, ‘Liberal Anthem’, they explore a dystopian sphere of infinite liberties.
Song Review/ Alt Pop : Lilia Asha’s ‘Ghost House’
Her latest release is ‘Ghost House’, a track that explores the remnants of heartache and grief.
Song Review/ Alternative : Powers of the Monk’s ‘Bread and Circuses’
His latest release is ‘Bread and Circuses’, an alternative music matinee that reveals the melancholic correlations between earning a living (bread) and reality of circuses.
Song Review/ Alt Rock : The Mess:Age’s ‘Sacrifice’
In their latest, ‘Sacrifice’, the band blends lyrical narratives and spiritual planes to create a sound that is so vast in its imagination and emotion.
Song Review/ Pop Rock : Darren Hall’s ‘Electreic Heartbeat’
His latest release is ‘Electreic Heartbeat’, a track that is open and vast, like the big blue sky.
Song Review/ EDM : DJ Thommek’s ‘Feeling’
His latest release is ‘Feeling’, a melodic house track that is touched by moments of daft punk reminiscent of electro pop and an infinite dance sequence.
Album Review/ Hyperpop : Glitch Armour’s ‘Love.exe’
Her latest release is ‘Love.exe’, an album that is all kinds of endearing and cute. It is marked by its colorful melodies, ripples, darting patterns, explosive textures, and a vocal line that drifts with an autotune flight.
Album Review/ Pop Rock : Sehore’s ‘Husfikbur’
We saw it in his award-winning LADENCIA album. And now in his sophomore album, ‘Husfikbur’. Across the fourteen-track album, he takes Latin rock and blues to a whole new spectrum of feeling.
Song Review/ Indie Rock : Super Pyramid’s ‘Only the Vain’
Their latest release is ‘Only the Vain’, a track that forms with an Italian summer aesthetic. That air of romance, art, contemplation, and dreams. It floods the song.
Album Review/ Alt Rock : The Transference’s ‘floodlights’
Their latest release is ‘Floodlights’, an album that is made like its title suggests. There’s a lot of that fanfare, celebratory, and busy frames.
Song Review/ Folk : Danny Hammons’ ‘Shooting Stars’
Danny Hammons’s ‘Shooting Stars’ is so feel-good and wholesome. A song that takes you to places of childhood wonder and reflective storytelling.
Album Review/ Alt Pop : Burnt Soul’s ‘Eternal Distance’
‘Eternal Distance’ is Burnt Soul’s latest album, a collection that explores moments of human experience. With dark pop elements and resonant rock flows, the artist creates dimension and spectacular perspective across the album.
Song Review/ Indie Rock : Sdante’s ‘Your Smile Got Me’
The artist’s latest release is ‘Your Smile Got Me’, a track that wholesomely features the intoxicating experience of being affected by a lover’s smile.
Album Review/ Indie Rock : Reeya Banerjee’s ‘This Place’
Her latest release is ‘This Place’, an album that explores moments of her life; moments of love, heartache, connection, joy, and survival, projecting it onto a sonic space with brilliant cinematic appeal.
Song Review/ Country : Tim Camrose’s ‘Going to Nashville’
His latest release is ‘Going to Nashville’, a glinting, glistening track that combines luminous instrumentals with warm encompassing baritones