Shelia Taylor
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LISTEN: “Transparency” by Mutes
Mutes, Birmingham’s post-punk trio are back with a mesmerizing new single titled “Transparency”. As a precursor to their highly anticipated…
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LISTEN: “Elevator” by Nikitaa
R&B pop singer-songwriter Nikitaa has returned with another infectious track, “Elevator”. Co-written by Nikitaa, “Elevator” is filled with pulsating beats,…
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LISTEN: “So We Find Ourselves” by Fink
From their forthcoming album Beauty In Your Wake (July 5th), Fink’s latest single, “So We Find Ourselves” is a soul-stirring…
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EP REVIEW: in the meantime by R E L
In her latest EP, in the meantime, R E L offers a glimpse into her intimate musical journey, captured in…
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ALBUM REVIEW: I Never Threw A Shadow At It by Freddy Trujillo
Seasoned singer-songwriter Freddy Trujillo is set to unveil his fourth solo album, I Never Threw A Shadow At It on…
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ALBUM REVIEW: You’ve Been Warned… by ADMONISH Music
ADMONISH Music revs up the engines of creativity once more with his latest album, You’ve Been Warned…. After a hiatus…
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EP REVIEW: Better Late Than Never by Mared
To be honest, when I sat down for my daily listening session for Amplify the Noise, I lacked the inclination…
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LISTEN: Night Terrors by Tanaya Harper
Known for her enchanting performances alongside Stella Donnelly in Bells Rapids, as part of Ghost Care, and as the bass…
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DEBUT SINGLE: “Stay Close” by Amber Alice
In her debut single, “Stay Close,” Amber Alice captures the essence of a rainy day, weaving a story of seeking…
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DISCOVER: Nevermøurn
Hailing from the misty realms of Connecticut, Nevermøurn is a symphonic gothic metal with a blend of melodic death metal,…
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LISTEN: “Achin’ to Be” and “Black Sheets of Rain” by Ryan Adams
Ryan Adams fans can cheer! After kicking off 2024 with not one but five releases, 1985, Heatwave, Prisoners (Live), Star…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Selling Lies by Stefski & Hutch
Stefski & Hutch’s latest album Selling Lies is the embodiment of defiance and resilience. Both which are the tried and…
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LISTEN: “The Drugs Are Working” by Hook
Dublin-based trio Hook has delivered a double dose of musical ingenuity with their latest release, “The Drugs Are Working.” Led…
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DISCOVER: Velour Fog
Could Velour Fog be the next wave of British rock? With their blend of 90s grunge and 00s nu-metal, Velour…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Everything You Know is Yesterday by Hi/Jack
Hi/Jack‘s latest album, Everything You Know is Yesterday, is a rollercoaster ride of rock ‘n’ roll energy and musical diversity.…
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A CONVERSATION WITH…Maxwell Killion of Hi/Jack
Opening with a glimpse into the eclectic journey of Everything You Know is Yesterday, the latest album from Hi/Jack, Maxwell…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: Olew Nadroedd by SYBS
SYBS‘ debut album, Olew Nadroedd, is a vibrant canvas filled with the colours of youth, uncertainty, and endless creativity. Each…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Eon by Pete Philly & Perquisite
After a decade and a half, the dynamic duo Pete Philly & Perquisite return with their long-awaited album Eon marking…
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DEBUT ALBUM REVIEW: The Wesleys by The Wesleys
Hailing from Montreal, The Wesleys have unleashed their self-titled debut album, marking a significant milestone in their journey as a…
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ALBUM REVIEW: Nowhwere by The Sweet Kill
Do you crave 80s goth? Particularly the sounds of Joy Division and Bauhaus? Then Nowhere the sophomore album from The…
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A CONVERSATION WITH…NDGO
In our conversation with Hector Longoria of NDGO (pronounced indigo), we dive into the history of the band, the inspiration…
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LISTEN: “Just Us” by Rinjin
Rinjin, the Japanese word for “neighbors,” symbolizes the harmonious fusion of Christoffer “Chris Le Pop” and Frøy’s musical talents, forged…
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LISTEN: “Forget What It Was” by Sarah O’Moore
Here in Australia, domestic violence and violence against women is on the minds of many with the horrifying statistic that…
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LISTEN: “Wrapped Around You” by The Serenity Club
With an opening riff that was inspired by Sonic Youth’s Sunday, The Serenity Club takes one back to the nostalgic…