Tag: ALTERNATIVE
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Block – Over And Over
After “I Thought I Won The War,” a critically acclaimed single released recently over all streaming media platforms, Block is back with another marvelous composition that will definitely suit all his fans and gather many new listeners. Serving as a perfect showcase of what you might expect from his upcoming album, “Over And Over” also…
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Zidar Betonsky Unearthed Via 30th Anniversary Vinyl Release
The legendary underground trio Zidar Betonsky has returned to the spotlight with the definitive vinyl release of “I sanjam i gledam i ne dam.” This carefully crafted edition marks the 30th anniversary of the band’s formative years, documenting their rise as one of the first Split-based acts to ditch the live drummer in favor of…
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Levels Announce New Album “This Will Make You Feel Again”
Central Arkansas quartet LEVELS — Kolby Carignan [vocals], Jager Felice [guitar], Jacob Hubbard [bass], and Dalton Kennerly [drums] — are thrilled to announce the April 10 release of their new album This Will Make You Feel Again via SharpTone Records. Pre-order it here. Today, the band shares the video for the double single “Fume” and “Death Dance.” Regarding “Fume,” the band states, “The song explores the emotional weight of a relationship…
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Tired of Fighting – Tired Of Failing
Emo music has always been about expressing your emotions loudly, and thankfully, this particular music genre has been thriving in recent years. There are many artists and bands who are not afraid to share their feelings with like-minded people, but not many of them do so in a sincere, confident, and passionate way like Tired…
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Awake & Dreaming Teams With Legendary Engineers For Definitive Mix Of “I U Me”
Canadian alternative rock band Awake & Dreaming has announced a high-profile re-release of their breakthrough track, “I U Me.” Far from a simple remaster, the band describes this version as a “rebirth,” reimagined from the ground up for radio and global playlists. The track was mixed by 9-time Juno Award winner Jay Dufour and mastered…
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Siren Section – Separation Team
Let’s be honest, when someone mentions post-punk, you immediately think of jangly guitars, loud basslines, and groovy beats, but what if I told you there are bands that managed to escape cliches and create a distinctive sound that goes far beyond anything you could stumble upon in the contemporary scene nowadays? Surely, there are artist…
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Charlotte Sands Drops New Single “Back To You”
Charlotte Sands reveals her new single, “back to you,” the final preview of her sophomore album, Satellite, out March 6. “back to you” follows recent singles “Afterlife,” “neckdeep,” “HUSH,” and “one eye open,” all of which appear on the upcoming album. On “back to you,” Charlotte strikes a powerful balance between angsty intensity and poetic vulnerability. The song begins…
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Sleep Theory Share “Words Are Worthless” Video
Breakout four-piece Sleep Theory — vocalist Cullen Moore, guitarist Daniel Pruitt, bassist Paolo Vergara, and drummer Ben Pruitt — had a meteoric 2025. They released their debut album, Afterglow, produced by David Cowell and mixed by Zakk Cervini (Bring Me The Horizon, Bad Omens, Architects), last spring. The album, described by Revolver as an “exciting mix of metalcore, pop and R&B,” is their first full-length for Epitaph Records and has accumulated over 515 million global streams…
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DUK: Dani Urbane Kulture 2015×2025
When you think about the cultural landscape of Serbia, it’s far too easy to get tunnel vision and focus solely on Belgrade. But if you’ve been paying attention to the cracks in the pavement and the vibrant colors crawling up the grey concrete of the provinces, you know that the real revolution has been brewing…
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Re:O – Reverie
Some music outlets release full-length albums, while others are bound to share singles, which is perfectly fine if those tracks are catchy, memorable, and engaging. If you compare those two formats, you can notice that it’s far more difficult to release standalone singles than albums, mainly because there is no room for mistakes. The separate…
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“Don’t Say Please: The Oral History Of Die Kreuzen” by Sahan Jayasuriya (Feral House)
Let’s be honest, if you grew up in the eighties or nineties worshiping at the altar of the independent underground, the name Die Kreuzen carries a weight that most hall of fame acts couldn’t dream of. They were the ultimate musician’s band, a group of four guys from Milwaukee who didn’t just participate in the…
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Pseudopomp Levels Up With Intense New Single “The Coin And The Well”
UK alternative act Pseudopomp has released “The Coin and the Well,” their most intense single to date. Following the success of their debut and sophomore tracks, this new release sees the band decoupling from pop constraints to tackle themes of moral misalignment in modern society. The song begins in a “cosy dreamscape” before building into…
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