EP Review

There’s a very specific kind of emotional pressure that builds when you’ve been “almost” doing the thing for years. Almost putting your own band first. Almost saying what you actually mean. Almost stepping out from behind other projects, other stages, other people’s spotlights. Eventually that pressure needs somewhere to go. That somewhere, in this case, […]

I think I’ve been saying this all throughout my reviews, but I firmly believe that everything has been done in music already. It’s just a matter of being creative and what makes you stand out. That’s what Terror Terror did on their newest EP, ‘Made of Parts.’ Join me as I discuss this EP in

There is a very specific kind of music project that only exists in the modern internet era. It’s not quite bedroom pop. It’s not quite experimental electronica. It’s definitely not something a major label would know what to do with. It’s the sound of someone opening a laptop at midnight, staring into the digital void,

David Cloyd’s Cage of Water [Remixes] EP is one of those releases that feels way more intentional than the phrase “remix EP” usually implies. This isn’t a quick add-on, a streaming algorithm appeasement, or a “hey, remember this song?” moment. It’s a proper rethink. A pause. A deep breath. And then a slow, deliberate plunge

An Exception, released in January 2026 by alternative rock artist I Forget Myself is not the sound of someone trying to keep up with trends. It is the sound of someone circling their own obsessions, refining them, and occasionally setting them on fire just to see what survives. What immediately stands out about An Exception

Holidays aren’t just about carols and back-to-back celebrations. Sometimes, it’s the unfulfilled wishes, grief, unanswered messages, and all the things that make joy feel out of reach. Terrell Journey’s “A Journey Digital Christmas Vol 1” doesn’t mask that reality, giving you a curation that doesn’t force warmth to sit with you through ache and loneliness.

Real Shadows is one of those debut EPs that immediately signals it is not here to fight you for attention. It’s not screaming for playlist placement, it’s not doing the whole “hi this is my face and my lore” thing and it’s definitely not trying to convince you it was assembled by a committee of

Sometimes, you don’t need an over-the-top production, complicated arrangement, and hard-to-swallow lyricism. Sometimes, simple yet raw lyrics are the way to go. Let me introduce Destiny Imani and her latest EP, ‘Wishful Thinking.’ The EP started with ‘Love Again.’ The keyboard lick alongside the keyboard string effect created this gloomy yet airy feel to the

Mr. Jamie’s cataloge 1 is the kind of debut EP that feels like someone broke into alternative rock’s house, rummaged through all its drawers, stole whatever sounded cool, and then somehow made it all work. In case you wonder though, “catalogue 1” is only a placeholder title because Mr. Jaime’s still in the kitchen trying

Some songs feel like a throwback, while some strive to sound entirely new. But there are a few cuts that embody both, like neptune blood’s debut EP, “A Quiet Riot Inside.” And it’s the kind of record that feels like a memory and a real-time scene at the same time. neptune blood is a band