Shelia Taylor
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LISTEN: “Soho Grand” by ROREY
ROREY captures the raw intricacies of a mental health struggle in her mesmerising new single, “Soho Grand”. The song weaves…
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DEBUT SINGLE: “Happiness Is Overrated” by Oswald Slain
Oswald Slain, the newly rebranded indie rock project of Charlie Fitzgerald and Rhii Williams (formerly Little Thief), makes an unforgettable…
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LISTEN: “I Bet Heaven Isn’t Real At All” by Palejoy
Palejoy has made a memorable impact with their latest single, “I Bet Heaven Isn’t Real At All”. Known for their…
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LISTEN: “Gimme Shelter” by Piper Connolly featuring Scott Conti
Teen musician Piper Connolly delivers a gripping reimagining of “Gimme Shelter”, transforming the classic rock anthem into a striking statement…
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LISTEN: “Some Kind of Control” by Ruby Gill
Ruby Gill’s “Some Kind of Control” is a step forward since her first debut album, I’m gonna die with this…
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LISTEN: “Not the Only One” by blondestandard
A track that cuts through with its raw portrayal of betrayal and the strength found in moving forward is blondestandard’s…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Acolythus by A Scar for the Wicked
With Acolythus, set for release on November 7, A Scar for the Wicked has crafted an album that pushes their…
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A CONVERSATION WITH…A Scar for the Wicked
With their new album Acolythus set for release on November 7, A Scar for the Wicked dives into the sinister…
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LISTEN: “Beyond the Veil” by Exiled Hope and Steel Forge
Exiled Hope and Steel Forge’s newest single, “Beyond The Veil,” is a mesmerising blend of melodic metal infused with elements…
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HOT TRACK: “Radiation Blues” by Derision Cult
Derision Cult’s latest single, “Radiation Blues,” from their upcoming EP, Mercenary Notes Pt 2 (March 14, 2025), is a striking…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Sparse Vector by Overrider
After two years of silence, Manchester’s enigmatic cyberpunks Overrider have shattered their hiatus with Sparse Vector, an album that intensifies…
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LISTEN: “Cancel Culture” by Crys Matthews
From her forthcoming album Reclamation, Crys Matthews’ “Cancel Culture,” is an unflinching declaration that boldly addresses the fear of speaking…
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DEBUT SINGLE: “Sing Our Kids to Sleep” by The Easter Parade
After a decade-long hiatus, Matt Steven, under his moniker The Easter Parade, reemerges with “Sing Our Kids to Sleep,” a…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Glazbury Rd by David Goundry
London-based singer-songwriter, David Goundry’s forthcoming album Glazbury Rd (November 1) takes one on a nostalgic journey through the golden age…
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ALBUM REVIEW: A Gift Carried by the Left Hand by Sink To The Sea
Sink to the Sea’s A Gift Carried by the Left Hand draws one into a mesmerising realm where post-rock meets…
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A CONVERSATION WITH…A. Swayze & the Ghosts
Let’s Live a Life Better Than This by A. Swayze & the Ghosts is an album born from chaos but…
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LISTEN: “Bookstore” by Yard Sign
Yard Sign has captivated listeners with their latest single “Bookstore,” a track that beautifully blends pop-folk melodies with acoustic punk…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Everything Hurts and I’m Dying by Negative Bliss
Negative Bliss makes their mark with the debut EP, Everything Hurts and I’m Dying, releasing November 1st. The four-track project…
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LISTEN: “Every Little Thing” by Cody Smith
Cody Smith’s latest single, “Every Little Thing,” is a delightful exploration of the thrill that comes with getting to know…
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LISTEN: “I’m Like Money” by Your Future Ghost
Your Future Ghost‘s new single, “I’m Like Money,” is an electrifying anthem that champions self-empowerment. The synth-pop/rock duo, featuring Kate…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Hand Of Severance by Coma Hole
Coma Hole’s new album, Hand of Severance, out on November 1st, is a forceful exploration that pairs the visceral pull…
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ALBUM REVIEW: North Sea by Drifting in Silence and w-berg
In the collaborative album North Sea, out on November 1st, Drifting In Silence (Derrick Stembridge) and w-berg (Wolfgang Worpenberg) have…
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LISTEN: “Keep on Swimming” by Hachiku
“Keep on Swimming,” the latest track from Naarm/Melbourne-based artist Hachiku, aka Anika Ostendorf, is a refreshing blend of indie-rock and…
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EP REVIEW: Thirty Years: Speaking to the Youth by Authority Zero
Authority Zero’s Thirty Years: Speaking to the Youth EP out on November 1st finds the band reflecting on three decades…