Author: Shelia Taylor

Where unfiltered fury meets deliberate desecration.

A relentless punk assault reflecting global chaos and internal struggle.

This week’s roundup of new tracks, must-know artists, and what’s out now.

It’s a record that opens its chest. Not to preach, but to bleed.

It’s all about balance, push and pull, give and take, breathing in and out.

Lost in Light is a shot of adrenaline straight to the chest.

A masterful reworking of past visions and new horizons.

Slow-burning groove rock with heart, tension, and restraint.

Explosive, tongue-in-cheek punk energy with prog-punk muscle.

Crushing grooves and celestial fire from Canada’s heaviest mystics.

This week’s roundup of new tracks, must-know artists, and what’s out now.

Wired synths, warped guitars, and a beat that punches.

Searing synths, pounding rhythms, “Electric Rebellion” by The Despair Collective…

“Nervous” captures the raw vulnerability of stepping into the unknown.

Where metal, shoe gaze, and sitar somehow belong together.

The Welsh indie vets drop hooks, humour, and hard truths.

Finding clarity in the messiness of memory.

Blast beats, black holes, and brutal visions of the cosmos.

Decades-old metal fury reawakened with crushing precision and fire.

Upbeat jazz flourishes and airy folk-pop optimism

Melodic fury meets sorrow in a crashing emotional tide.

Pop hooks swirl inside a gothic cyclone of dread.

This week’s roundup of new tracks, must-know artists, and what’s out now.

Cynthia Erivo turns scars into striking, sonic precision.

Oswald Slain blaze through chaos with wit, swagger, and infectious hooks.

Drum and bass can be just as moving as it is electrifying.

Soaring riffs, charging rhythms, and unfiltered Welsh grit.

A poignant exploration of memory, emotion, and self-reflection.