Shelia Taylor
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LISTEN: “Sweet Melody” by The Mercury Riots
Fresh off a blistering performance at Wacken Open Air 2024, Los Angeles rockers The Mercury Riots are back with a…
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WATCH: ” The Road to Samm Hill” by Voraath
Voraath’s latest offering, “The Road to Samm Hill,” from their debut album Vol 1: The Hymn of the Hunters, is…
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WATCH: “You’ll Always Have Us” by Bottlemoth
Bottlemoth has released their one shot music video for their recent single, “You’ll Always Have Us” from their upcoming debut…
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LISTEN: “308 Bowery” by Johnny Murrell
Set against New York City’s vibrant cacophony, Johnny Murrell‘s new single, “308 Bowery,” is a captivating homage to the magic…
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LISTEN: “Sarah” by Rottweiler
Brighton-based grunge-pop band Rottweiler makes a daring statement with their latest single, “Sarah.” The track embodies the band’s distinctive dark…
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LISTEN “Find My Way Back ” by Samuel Gaskin and Kee’ahn
In their soulful new single “Find My Way Back,” Samuel Gaskin and Kee’ahn deliver a heartfelt homage to their ancestors…
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LISTEN: “Apocalypso” by Paul Molloy
In his latest single, “Apocalypso,” Paul Molloy of The Coral conjures a brass-infused, rhythmically adventurous vision of salvation set to…
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LISTEN: “Not Cool” by Leah Martel
In a vibrant explosion of indie and alt-pop, Leah Martel’s new track “Not Cool” is more than just a catchy…
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LISTEN: “Cleo” by Tanaya Harper
Tanaya Harper returns with a touching new single in “Cleo”. The powerful ode to the inner voice that we often…
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LISTEN: “Greatness” by Olive Louise
“Greatness” is a track that solidifies Olive Louise’s reputation as a masterful storyteller and evocative vocalist. Known for her confessional…
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HOT TRACK: “Blind Spot” by Nina Leo
There’s something to be said for music that is understated. While not simple, Nina Leo’s latest single, “Blind Spot,” is…
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LISTEN: “Still Be Friends” by Boy Jr.
Known for their blend of experimental indie pop-rock and their knack for blending humour with poignant storytelling, Boy Jr. delivers…
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EP REVIEW: Sword of Virné by Chronicler of Ardul
In the realm of dark fantasy symphonic death metal, Chronicler of Ardul’s new EP, Sword of Virné, stands as a…
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WATCH: “Times Gone Bad” by Thunderbird Divine
Thunderbird Divine’s new single, “Times Gone Bad,” from their upcoming album Little Wars (August 30), is a powerful dive into…
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LISTEN: “Catching Karma” by Lucas Horne
Lucas Horne is sure to make waves with his latest single, “Catching Karma.” Crafted in collaboration with Kenny Carkeet of…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Rank Outsider by Mike Crawford
Mike Crawford‘s second solo album, Rank Outsider, is a soulful testament to a lifetime steeped in musical experiences and rich…
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PREMIERE: “She Is Guadalajara” by Joshua Josué
Portland-based Chicano rock/Americana artist Joshua Josué is captivating fans once again with his latest single, “She Is Guadalajara.” The moving…
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ALBUM REVIEW: And Eat It Too by Corner Sun
New York City’s Corner Sun, a six-piece indie pop-rock ensemble, navigates the post-college labyrinth with their latest album, And Eat…
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A CONVERSATION WITH…David Williams of Chronicler of Ardul
In our interview, David Williams, the mastermind behind Chronicler of Ardul, reveals the driving forces behind Sword of Virné, out…
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EP REVIEW: Locked Up by Vonavibe
I’m always drawn to well-executed cover songs, and Vonavibe’s latest four-track EP, Locked Up, out on Eclipse Records August 23,…
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DEBUT SINGLE: “So Naïve” by Fever Dreams
The burgeoning indie pop band Fever Dreams, hailing from Leeds and York, recently unveiled their enthralling debut single, “So Naïve.”…
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DEBUT SINGLE: “Take Me Home (Shut Up)” by Donnie Brightko
Donnie Brightko, the brainchild of best friends Katie Tucker and Laney Lynx, have made a thunderous entrance into the pop…
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LISTEN: All Parts of Your Own Play” by Matt Siran
Blending rock and electronica into a compelling exploration of self-determination and modern identity, “All Parts of Your Own Play” by…
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LISTEN: “The Muse” by Lit.Major
Ahead of the August 16th release of I’m Glad This Has Been So Easy For You, Lit. Major, the music…