Shelia Taylor
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LISTEN: “Red Tiger” by Max Blansjaar
Max Blansjaar unveils the slow-burning masterpiece, “Red Tiger” from his debut album False Comforts set to be released on June…
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DEBUT SINGLE: “Something in the Water” by Bad Knees
Bad Knees, the fresh-faced trio hailing from Edinburgh, have released their debut single “Something in the Water”. Composed of singer-songwriter…
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LISTEN: “Cold Read” by M. Vaughan
In the wake of his catchy single “Tire Swing,” M. Vaughan releases another tantalising track from his forthcoming EP, Keep…
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LISTEN: “Aros Amdanat Ti” by Ynys
Exploring friendship and the isolating emotions of feeling lost, “Aros Amdanat Ti” (Welsh for “Waiting for You”) is a captivating…
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LISTEN: “The Great Chaos” by Silent Mass
Ethereal Brooklyn goth and dark dream pop band Silent Mass has released “The Great Chaos” from their forthcoming album, The…
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LISTEN: “Red, White and Blue’ by FireBug
Known for their unique fusion of modern rock with New Orleans flair, FireBug‘s sound is a harmonious blend of folk…
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LISTEN: “Without Calling” by Noel
Following the success of his debut EP, Headed North, pop sensation Noel is continuing to make hearts swoon with his…
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LISTEN: “France” by Lyra
Drawing inspiration from the rich tapestry of 90s R&B culture to the vibrant rhythms of modern-day funk, soul, and pop,…
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EP REVIEW: Schisms & Pendulums by Seethe
Seethe‘s latest EP, Schisms & Pendulums, offers a haunting exploration of the human psyche. Out now, this three-track collection delivers…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Last or Later by Burnt Sherpa
Burnt Sherpa, the brainchild of multi-instrumentalist Greg Green, is nearing the May 17 release date of their debut EP, Last…
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LISTEN: “The Neon Piper” by Kraik
Prepare to be swept away by the thunderous rhythms and blistering riffs of Kraik, a groove metal band hailing from…
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EP REVIEW: Don’t Understand Why by Toucan
The musical moniker of Conor Clancy, Toucan, is set to release his EP, Don’t Understand Why on May 17. With…
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ALBUM REVIEW: …buried where you stand by Mutes
Birmingham’s post-punk stalwarts, Mutes, return with their fourth studio album, …buried where you stand, a bold and unfiltered exploration of…
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LISTEN: “Iron Rite” by Sadistic Force
With a name like Sadistic Force, one can already hear the metal and growls. While one does get that, the…
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HOT TRACK: “Ultra HD Happy Face” by Baby Schillaci
I will completely admit, I am biased when it comes to Baby Schillaci. I have been a fan of theirs…
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LISTEN: “Buried in You” by Black Suit Devil
Prepare to embark on a sonic journey like no other as Black Suit Devil unveils their latest masterpiece, “Buried In…
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LISTEN: “Tragic” by Caitie
“Tragic” the latest single from Caitie captures the bittersweet essence of a friendship torn apart by the complexities of adolescent…
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A CONVERSATION WITH…Tom Webber
Step into the vibrant world of Tom Webber, where music is a journey through time, emotion, and raw energy. From…
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LISTEN: “Dark as a Dungeon” by My Own Money
My Own Money are poised to shake up the Canadian music scene once again with their latest single, “Dark as…
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LISTEN: “Second Hand Living Room” by Cottons
The indie pop sensation Cottons has unleashed their latest single, “Second Hand Living Room,” and is igniting a new era…
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LISTEN: “Congratulations” by Amelle Rose
In her latest single, “Congratulations,” singer-songwriter Amelle Rose provides a case study into the complexities of motherhood, offering a raw…
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LISTEN: “Time on Our Hands, Spider-Man” by My Best Unbeaten Brother
My Best Unbeaten Brother, a musical venture led by Ben and Adam Parker, renowned figures from bands like Nosferatu D2…
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LISTEN: “Eye Of The Behemoth” by Mild Horses
Buckle up, because Mild Horses is back with a sonic whirlwind that’s bound to leave you spinning. “Eye of the…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: “The Body and All Its Positions” by Faux Hex
Enter the labyrinthine world of Faux Hex‘s debut album, The Body and All Its Positions, where bleak synthetics collide with…