“Why Them?” by Catlea: Review
Catlea’s latest indie-pop banger, “Why Them?”, is all about that messy, intoxicating space between desire, confusion, and self-realisation. With driving beats, sultry vocals, and hooks that refuse to let go, this track takes listeners on a wild ride through passion, heartbreak, and ultimate empowerment.
Headspace Station by LOGICA ABSTRACTA: Review
Vadim Militsin’s LOGICA ABSTRACTA isn’t just another ambient project—it’s a full-blown invitation to step into a dreamlike, weightless space where time bends, dissolves, and re-emerges as pure sound. With floating textures, intricate granular experiments, and deep, cinematic atmospheres, this project carves out a unique space in Militsin’s sonic universe. Unlike his other works, LOGICA ABSTRACTA leans moody, ethereal, and introspective—the kind of music that makes you feel like you’re floating through a distant nebula or diving deep into your own subconscious.
“A Nightjar Calls” by Sons of Martha: Review
London-based Sons of Martha may be a relatively new name in the indie music scene, but their sound carries the weight of experience and deep-rooted camaraderie. Formed in 2023 by Josh Beach (vocals), the band is a tight-knit collective of longtime friends and seasoned musicians, including Tim Buckland (guitar), Steven Spencer (drums), Stephen Morgan (bass), and King Otto (piano/keys). Together, they craft melodic, introspective, and timeless music, blending the rich storytelling of REM, The Smiths, and The Go-Betweens, with hints of Lemonheads and Leonard Cohen sprinkled in.
Blurry Visions by Vegas on Bass: Review
Blurry Visions is the electrifying debut album from Vegas on Bass, an industrial rock force hailing from Bologna, Italy. The title, Blurry Visions, perfectly captures the chaotic yet deeply personal journey that led to its creation—a songwriting process filled with twists, turns, and setbacks that ultimately shaped the band’s raw, unfiltered sound…
ANAYA by Striker: Review
London’s own Striker has been shaking up the scene since the age of 14. Starting out as DJ STRIKEZ, he made a name for himself with genre-defying mixes that have racked up over 6 million global streams and landed in the Top 10 charts on SoundCloud. Now, after years of crafting sonic experiences behind the decks, he's stepping into a new chapter—this time as a producer…
The Dark Side of the Tanning Bed by Jackie Moontan: Review
Jackie Moontan isn’t just a musician—he’s a legend in his own orbit. Whether he actually crash-landed in a Mississippi swamp in the ‘70s, lost part of his vision staring at Elvis’ rhinestone suit in Vegas, or maybe taught James Brown the funky chicken (highly debatable), one thing is for sure: he’s been traveling this strange blue planet, writing songs about everything and everyone he encounters.
“You Make Me Very Happy” by potem: Review
St. John’s-based producer potem is here to make you move with his latest release, "You Make Me Very Happy"—a euphoric, groove-infused blast of disco-house goodness that radiates nothing but pure joy…
“two songs featuring corinna” by Ryan John Clary: Review
Boston-based artist Ryan John Clary is back with a brand-new release, “two songs featuring corinna”—a stunning two-track single that dives deep into themes of growth, communication, and self-reflection. Collaborating with fellow Boston musician Corinna, Clary crafts a release that’s as intimate as it is universal, blending introspective songwriting with immersive indie production for a listening experience that lingers.
“Float” by Eleri Ward: Review
Eleri Ward lets go and drifts into the unknown with new single “Float.” After turning heads with her electrifying first single “There You Go”, singer-songwriter Eleri Ward invites us into an even deeper, more introspective space with “Float”, the second single from her upcoming album…
“Gemini” by Balloon Animal: Review
Straight out of Queens, NY, Balloon Animal is a producer and artist carving out a space in the music world with a sound that’s as fluid and ever-changing as the city itself. Inspired by the rhythm of daily life, the people they meet, and the spontaneous moments that make New York unique, Balloon Animal blends vibrant city energy with a chilled-out, hypnotic vibe—a mix that feels effortless yet unmistakably fresh…
‘Bad Mind’ by Awaiting Abigail: Review
"Bad Mind" by metal newcomers Awaiting Abigail is a ferocious yet emotive anthem that explores the battle we face against our inner demons. With a heavy 7/4 groove and a massive halftime breakdown in the chorus, the song is a rallying cry to rise above life’s darkest moments. The verses take a step back to allow for introspection before the chorus kicks in with pure, unfiltered energy. The riffs are hard-hitting, the lyrics stick with you, and the soaring vocals bring it all together…
Mångata by Deuter: Review
Renowned German-born new age instrumentalist and composer CG Deuter—known simply as Deuter—has graced the music world with yet another masterpiece. His latest album, Mångata, released through Colorado-based label Curve Blue, continues his decades-long tradition of blending ambient, world, and new age music into transcendent soundscapes…