Tag: ART ROCK
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Truth ≠ Tribe Returns With New Sound, Single “S!” Out Now Via Menart
The band Truth ≠ Tribe is back with an explosive new sound. Their latest single, “S!”, serves as the first preview of their upcoming album, Zimstrela, set for release later this year under the Menart label. The track was written by Mak Murtić, with arrangements collaboratively shaped by Mak Murtić, Nenad Kovačić, Nenad Sinkauz, and…
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The Ghostly Pulse – Oh Heavy Rain
It doesn’t happen often that we stumble upon a song so profound, emotional, and cinematic as “Oh Heavy Rain.“ As a project solely operated by Nik Nova, a Cologne-based songwriter, composer, musician, and producer, The Ghostly Pulse’s latest song exemplifies his dedication to the craft right from the initial notes and beats. It invites you…
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Andrew Schneider – Astonish Me
The music scene has thrived in the last couple of years, with many brilliant artists and bands delivering some of the finest works. However, we rarely stumble upon music outlets that know how to write, compose, arrange, and produce complex, meaningful, and enchanting songs that stand out from anything you could possibly hear in the…
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Books Of Moods – Fashion Romance
If you paid attention to our writings last year, you had a chance to read a few lines about Books Of Moods, an outstanding French band based in Paris. Their music shines with numerous qualities rarely found in modern indie bands nowadays, thanks to their exceptional songwriting, composing, arranging, and producing abilities. “Fashion Romance,” their…
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Dylan Gers – Feel My Heart
In today’s music landscape, where many excellent artists and bands release marvelous music on a daily basis, only a few manage to deliver a one-of-a-kind listening experience that goes beyond all expectations. Dylan Gers, an English singer-songwriter based in London, does exactly that. “Feel My Heart,” one of his recent works showcases how rock music…
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Tender Ender – Black Swan
When a record aims for cinematic scale, it often ends up merely sounding big. But Tender Ender‘s Black Swan, the latest ambitious offering by Tender Ender, achieves soundscapes that could easily become your new soundtrack. It’s music built from the ground up for wide-screen moments, a sprawling, gorgeous, opulent and dangerously fragile movie landscape. Thomas…
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One Hundred Moons – Black Avalanche
“Black Avalanche” is the latest release by One Hundred Moons, an outstanding Canadian band based in Toronto. Arriving after “The Architect,” “Ear To Ear,” “Volodya,” “Black Avalanche,” and “Take Two,” five excellent compositions that vividly showcase what you might expect from the remainder of the material, it’s the new full-length album coming after their self-titled…
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Young Couple – yc
Today marks the release of “yc,” a debut album by Young Couple, an outstanding Danish band based in Copenhagen. Packed with eight incredible compositions, it represents an outstanding musical showcase that will unquestionably appeal to anyone who appreciates cleverly assembled and flawlessly performed music. Heavily promoted with “Isn’t anything” and “As the leaves unfold,” two…
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Audren – When Freedom Dies
Audren returns with another fine piece of sonic artistry that will immediately resonate with anyone who appreciates wisely written, tastefully composed, and flawlessly performed music. “When Freedom Dies” is her latest piece of work, arriving as an appropriate continuation of “The Good Road,” another critically acclaimed standalone single released earlier this year that you should…
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Lennox C.B. – Bones For The Boatman
“Bones For The Boatman“ is the latest release by Lennox C.B., an outstanding Canadian singer-songwriter based in Toronto. It’s his first piece of work this year, arriving as an appropriate continuation of “Night Light” and “High Hopes,” two excellent full-length albums released in 2018 and 2021 that you should also check out as soon as…
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American Lips Released New Album
Montréal / Los Angeles trio American Lips returns October 29th with On Strike! on Ancient Fashion Records, a jagged art-rock full-length that doubles down on absurdist humor and a sardonic streak. Featuring drummer Sebastien Grainger (Death From Above 1979), the album addresses themes of burnout and consumer culture, slotting neatly next to influences like Wire,…
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Purple Stone – Spacetime
It has been a while since we had a chance to write about a duo that sounds this good, and when they’re exploring music genres we love from the bottom of our hearts, every listening session becomes such a treat. As you probably already know, the psychedelic rock scene has thrived over the last couple…
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