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Coma Beach’s Passion/Bliss (2025) serves as the climactic conclusion to the Scapegoat Revisited EP trilogy, marking the 30th anniversary of their groundbreaking debut album, The Scapegoat’s Agony (1995). This final […]

Valley Taylor’s Sunlight Filtered Through The Tree In My Window is a deeply evocative and introspective album that encapsulates themes of growth, change, and the fleeting nature of existence. Set

OKINAWA PLANE CRASH’s latest album, WIZARDS OF THE WEST SIDE, is a high-energy, genre-blurring thrill ride that cements the band’s reputation as one of the most electrifying DIY punk acts

At just 16 years old, Angeleno singer-songwriter Edie Yvonne is already carving a unique space in the music industry with her deeply personal and emotive storytelling. With the release of

In a music industry constantly oscillating between nostalgia and reinvention, Oxford-based musician and producer Oliver Shaw, under his moniker Worldview, has consistently carved out a unique niche. His latest album,

British guitarist and songwriter Tim Ainslie returns with his band, The Vibes, to release their latest single, Ain’t No Turning Back. A track that seamlessly blends compelling musicianship with an

After a two-year creative hiatus, sorry stacy (Anastassia Svets) makes a triumphant return with B4RBI3.MP3, a single that masterfully blends dream pop, breakcore, and hyper-pop into a kaleidoscopic exploration of

Rhys Tranter’s debut single, Call My Name, is a vibrant foray into the world of retro-pop with a contemporary edge. Hailing from Newcastle, Australia, Tranter’s ability to craft a song

CantBuyDeem, a cornerstone of Chicago’s hip-hop scene, has once again delivered an auditory masterpiece with his latest mixtape, CDs, DVDs & Loose Squares Vol. 2. This collaboration with legendary drill

Anton Commissaris has delivered a deeply poignant and evocative single with Said, I’m Sorry, a classic country track brimming with emotional depth, soulful instrumentation, and timeless storytelling. Released in late