Music Reviews

In a world where the blues often gets reduced to clichés, Karim Albert Kook’s new album Roots of Blues arrives as both a powerful reminder and a bold reimagining. This […]

Mahto & The Loose Balloons’ latest EP, Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue, is a refreshing exercise in stripped-down honesty. Recorded entirely in Mahto’s home studio throughout 2024,

In “Ratbag Joy,” The New Citizen Kane delivers a high-energy, feel-good dance track that hides a haunting emotional weight just beneath its bright surface. With sonic influences rooted in club

In the ever-evolving world of hip-hop, where style often competes with substance, Nuk’s latest single “Top Tier” breaks through with a refreshing, grounded message that puts hard work and perseverance

In Home (is a folk-rock mixtape), Oaken Lee delivers a deeply reflective and tender collection of songs that explore the ever-shifting idea of what “home” means. This is not just

If summer 2025 needed a soundtrack, Paulo and the Problems have delivered it with Stupid Sexy Paulo—a wildly creative, effortlessly cool, and unapologetically playful album that refuses to sit still.

In an era where much of mainstream rock plays it safe, FaceTwo’s latest single “Play With Fire” bursts onto the scene with reckless abandon and emotional clarity. Released in July

In a world saturated with over-polished pop and digital distractions, The Radio Addicts arrive like a much-needed jolt of raw, youthful energy. Their debut single, “Scroll My Life Away,” released

In an era marked by political noise and cultural fragmentation, Allan Jamisen steps forward with “Rock & Roll American”, a bold and thoughtful single that pays tribute to the spirit

London-based indie rock band Sons of Martha return with their latest single, “Skyrocket”, and it’s a track that effortlessly lives up to its name. Released on July 4, 2025, this