Debut EP
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: anxious/Faceless by We the Sun
The power trio of We the Sun emerged from South Wales in September 2022 and immediately began carving a name…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: The Rot by The Dutch Kiills
Brooklyn based rock foursome The Dutch Kills featuring guitarist and vocalist Julia Kley, guitarist Alec Berry, bassist Maxine McCormick, and…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: No Use Praying by Cash & Carter
With a name like Cash & Carter, one would expect heartfelt, soulful, country music. After all, the names alone are…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: 16,000 Days on Earth by Dead Prophet Alive
16,000 Days on Earth, the debut EP by Dead Prophet Alive, expresses a profound concept of time and perhaps life…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Static Projections by Trusted Arcs
The debut EP, Static Projections, from the UK’s Trusted Arcs is a balance of raw intensity and an almost subdued…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Live at the Rockfield by Small Miracles
Often artists want polished studio versions of songs to showcase their arrival, but not one to conform to societal rules,…
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DISCOVER: Read the Room
The 90’s alternative music scene called, and its pissed British rockers Read the Room didn’t exist back then. Hailing from…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Tiny World by Kaylah Thomas
The debut EP, Tiny World (December 1) from Victoria’s Kaylah Thomas is far from tiny. In the span of four…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Wicked Doubt by Halceon Daze
Given our rigorous spam filtering, we review each email flagged as spam to ensure nothing valuable gets overlooked. Unfortunately, amidst…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Fables by Leisure FM
Embarking on a creative journey under the moniker leisure fm, Polish twins Milena & Weronika Szymanek offer a mesmerising four-track…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: One Step Forward by Alex Spencer
In the dynamic world of music, emerges a remarkable talent in the form of Alex Spencer, a burgeoning teen singer-songwriter…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Modern Artifice by Freyja Elsy
Cardiff’s classically trained musician and composer, Freyja Elsy, is set to unveil her debut EP, Modern Artifice, on November 24th.…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: In Heaven by Siblings
Introducing South London’s Siblings, a cohesive musical ensemble composed of Theo DW (vocals/guitar), Ben Andrewes (drums), Rob Fenner (guitar/keys), and…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Vol 1: A Profound and Nameless Fear by The Holy Nothing
Fusing a daring blend of stoner metal, grunge, and desert rock, The Holy Nothing from Fort Wayne, Indiana, is poised…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: All is Forgiven by Enola
A few weeks ago at SXSW Sydney, I had the privilege of witnessing the performance of Ruby Marshall, the post-punk…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: My Dreamworld by Lilac Haze
Formed this year by songwriter Katrina Swift, Lilac Haze entered the music scene with a pair of dazzling singles, “The…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Obscene by dead nice
I have one complaint about the debut EP Obscene from dead nice – it only has three songs! I want…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Little Omens by Alfie Jukes
If you follow Alfie Jukes on Instagram or any of his socials, you are more than aware of the soulful…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Physical Only by Baby Schillaci
I haven’t held a physical CD in my hands since receiving David Bowie’s Earthling from an ex-beau several years ago.…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Trials and Tribulations by Pollyanna Blue
Man, I can’t believe Trials and Tribulations is the debut EP from Pollyanna Blue. I feel they have been on…
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DEBUT EP REVIEW: Tragicomedy by Brodie Milner
The debut EP from Brodie Milner, Tragicomedy is laced with sarcasm and sincerity and sympathy and scorn. Milner says this…
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REVIEW DEBUT EP: Bleak by Rutherford Royal
Hailing from South Cackalacky (aka South Carolina to those not native to the US’s Southern States) but based in Nashville…