Shelia Taylor
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HOT TRACK: “When I Feel Like Giving Up” by The Terrifying Lows
The Terrifying lows strikes a chord with “When I Feel Like Giving Up”. It’s a song that lingers in its…
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LISTEN: “Santa Cruz” by Melys
After nearly two decades of silence, Welsh indie legends Melys have returned with “Santa Cruz”, their first original material since…
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WATCH: “Kiss Me Like You Miss Her” by Adult Leisure
Adult Leisure’s self-shot video for “Kiss Me Like You Miss Her” strips back all artifice and delivers a raw and…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Rags to Rage by Hellfire 76
Hellfire 76’s Rags to Rage is an unapologetically dark and wickedly fun ride.
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LISTEN: “Rhagofn” by Moletrap
With their latest single “Rhagofn,” Mid Wales rock trio Moletrap offers a vivid musical portrayal of a landscape often overlooked…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Think Before You Think by Mutank
Canadian thrashers Mutank return with blistering form with Think Before You Think, their first full-length release in seven years. Packed…
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LISTEN: “Honey Honey” by Major Zulu
Major Zulu’s “Honey Honey” Delivers A Jazzy, Playful Celebration Of Love
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LISTEN: “Section 60” by Rats
Rats makes a triumphant return with “Section 60,” a genre-blurring anthem that fuses biting social commentary with an infectious energy.…
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PREMIERE: “Graze” by Jake Amy
Jake Amy’s latest single, “Graze,” is a striking testament to the artist’s evolving role in the nu-jazz landscape. Available through…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Oizys by Aoidos
Portuguese blackened death metal outfit Aoidos deliver a stunning debut with Oizys (out November 29th), a conceptually rich and musically…
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Sun Still Rises by Aisha Badru
Aisha Badru’s The Sun Still Rises, out November 29 via Nettwerk, is a masterfully crafted journey that bridges soulful folk…
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EP REVIEW: The Mother of Death by Necronomicon Ex Mortis
Chicago’s Necronomicon Ex Mortis continues their masterful blend of horror and metal with The Mother Of Death (November 29th), a…
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LISTEN: “Skull Gatherers” by Grima
Grima’s new single “Skull Gatherers” is a chilling and atmospheric dive into the dark heart of Siberian wilderness. As a…
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LISTEN: “Lies” by Space of Variations
Space of Variations’ latest single, “Lies,” is an emotional rollercoaster that showcases the band’s ability to balance raw intensity with…
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LISTEN: “For Sale Sign” by Tiny Habits
Tiny Habits’ latest single, “For Sale Sign”, featuring Lizzy McAlpine, is a delicate yet powerful showcase of the trio’s signature…
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LISTEN: “Living on the Internet” by Myriad
Southampton quartet Myriad embraces a bold new chapter with their latest single, “Living on the Internet,” the first taste of…
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DISCOVER: gloomy june
San Francisco’s gloomy june may be an odd name for a band born in a city known for its sunny…
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LISTEN: “Animals” by The Slow Readers Club
Slow Readers Club’s new single “Animals” is euphoric guitar pop at its best, capturing the intensity and chaos of infatuation…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Visionary Sadness by Madil Hardis
With her sophomore album, Visionary Sadness, Madil Hardis offers a captivating blend of electronic textures and ethereal vocals that push…
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LISTEN: “Tachwedd” by The Gentle Good
The Gentle Good unveils “Tachwedd,” a psychedelic ode to autumn.
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LISTEN: “Rinse & Repeat” and “See Ya Later” by Bellah Mae
Bellah Mae has released two fresh singles, “Rinse & Repeat” and “See Ya Later,” further solidifying her place as a…
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LISTEN: “Lost the Reason” by Steve Hewitt
Kent-based artist Steve Hewitt delivers a heartfelt new track with “Lost The Reason,” a compelling glimpse into his upcoming album…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Tsukuyomi: The Origin by Distant
Distant’s Tsukuyomi: The Origin is far more than a retrospective glance at their early years. It’s a statement of how…
