Tag: REVIEWS
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Crescent – Milogather Parts 1 & 2
In these times, when so many bands compete over who’ll get a better guitar tone, polished production, and become the next big thing on a contemporary music scene, there are still music outlets that rely on authenticity, tradition, and classic sound that drew all of us into a rock ‘n’ roll world in the first…
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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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Brockhoff Shares New Single “Willows”, Debut Album ‘Easy Peeler’ Out June 5
BROCKHOFF shares her new single ”Willows”, which is released today along with a lyric video. The debut album Easy Peeler will be released on June 5 via [PIAS] Recordings. Written in the emotional freeze of the pandemic, “Willows” is a stark, winter-soaked indie-folk anthem about dissociation, quiet despair and the paralysis of becoming someone new. Hamburg-based singer-songwriter BROCKHOFF documents falling out of…
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Mortal Prophets – Hide Inside The Moon
The psychedelic music scene has been thriving in the past decade, delivering excellent works by many brilliant artists and bands. However, only a few of them are willing to delve deeper into the genre and experiment with other styles to deliver a fresh and unique listening experience. It also seems like these artists and bands…
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Liqueedo – English Rose
If you desperately needed a throwback to the eighties, a golden era when indie rock music ruled the airways with acts like The Smiths, The Stone Roses, and others, then you came to the right place because Liqueedo has released a marvelous composition that screams those years when this particular genre resonated with the crowd…
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Macrowave – Imminent EP
The synthwave scene has thrived in recent years, with many talented artists and bands delivering music worth checking out. However, not many of them can brag about music that goes beyond the classic synthwave clichés. Whether they’re overly exploring their influences by trying to sound exactly like the greats of the genre, experimenting too much…
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Kelsey Montanez – High Speed Lover
Chicago-based singer-songwriter Kelsey Montanez is back with another marvelous composition that will immediately appeal to all those listeners craving for tastefully, wisely, and expertly crafted music. Known for her outstanding songwriting and composing abilities, Montanez improves, elevates, and expands her sonic palette even more by incorporating nothing but the finest ideas and impressive musicianship. Arriving…
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The Amanda Emblem Experiment – Ancient Dingo
The Amanda Emblem Experiment is back with another fine piece of sonic artistry that will immediately appeal to anyone who’s in search of soulful, hearty, and meaningful music. Arriving after “The Wood,” a marvelous full-length album released last year, “Ancient Dingo” is the first piece of work in 2026, showcasing Amanda Emblem’s tremendous ideas, creativity,…
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Miša Blam – Profesoru, S Ljubavlju (To Professor, With Love) 12″ (Discom)
Today, we have the privilege to write a few lines about one of the most important records in recent years. In times when the jazz music scene has been saturated by overly produced releases by artists and orchestras who favor complexity over the soul and feel, this particular piece of art arrives just in time…
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Matare – When Alone
Matare returns with another fascinating piece of work that further showcases his tremendous dedication to the craft. Hot off the heels of “Into The Sea,” a magnificent ode to the sea, “When Alone” acts as an adequate continuation of his previous works yet somehow reveals a fresh, improved, and exciting sound that vividly showcases Matare’s…
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