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Give prdr’s malice of chance and time a spin if you love ‘90s prog-rock and 2000s alt-rock

Behind every great song is an artist who spent years perfecting and producing high quality pieces. This discipline and dedication can be heard through prdr’s upcoming EP the malice of chance and time. prdr is a composer and producer from Adelaide, Australia. His EP demonstrated his artistry and continues to outdo himself through tracks that […]

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Get back in your element with Maijah’s Sinking/Floating made for the iconic bedrot baddies

You will never catch Maijah lacking. The moment her songs start to play, it immediately gets the spotlight and she’s here to do it again and again. And this time, she’s back in her element with cinematic and sleek pop statements with her newest EP Sinking/Floating. Hailing from LA, Maijah mastered the art of making

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Evan Zorn Von Berg’s “Return” is a Sublime Collision of Sound and Emotion

Evan Zorn Von Berg has this remarkable presence—a calm yet powerful current, an artist that elevates personal turmoils into deep, nostalgic, and compelling reflections. This time, he’s back with a three-part EP Return that stands out with its immersive and nostalgic feeling. Featuring Edward Clutterbuck and Seymour Fleming, Von Berg steps in with an endearing

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EGO by Winterblind doesn’t ask for your attention; it demands it, unapologetically and with a solo

Winterblind has decided to drop EGO, an EP that sounds less like an album and more like a midlife crisis being screamed through a distortion pedal, and I mean that in the best way possible. You know when a band doesn’t so much make music as it performs an exorcism of its own self-image? That’s

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Flora Lin’s “Fauna” Is Beautifully Conceptualized

In a collaboration with Recreational Noise, stories are brought to life through “Fauna”, hidden yet expressed in volumes through symbolism and unforgettable sequences. All tracks in this EP are unique, yet are mere puzzle pieces to the whole picture, the whole journey. Conjoined with rock and intricate arrangements, this is surely a record you wouldn’t

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May: 21–26 by Evan de Roeper isn’t here to save you, and it’s not pretending it can

There’s a moment, about thirty seconds into “Howl”, the opening track on Evan de Roeper’s May: 21–26, where you realize you’re not just listening to music; you’re eavesdropping on something intensely private. It’s that soft-spoken, hard-hitting emotional espionage that defines the whole EP. Evan doesn’t so much perform these songs as he disassembles himself in

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What makes Time & Space by P-Rawb & Big O stick isn’t just polish; it’s how lived-in it feels

So, here’s the thing about Time & Space: it doesn’t sound like two guys trying to reboot their brand or hop on whatever wave is trending on TikTok this week. No, this sounds like P-Rawb & Big O, who’ve spent the last four years marinating in life’s weirdness, scraping the bottom of their emotional inbox,

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Microclimbs by gnomes is Small, Weird, and Painfully Sincere

At first glance, Microclimbs by gnomes looks like another quirky Bandcamp EP; maybe lo-fi, maybe about a cat, something like that. But press play, and it quickly becomes clear: this isn’t a joke. It’s four songs of quiet emotional intensity, wrapped in sincerity so sharp it might nick you. gnomes, a Berlin-based artist with a

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Take Saturn Return’s “no strings” At Face Value

We hope your ‘new release’ radar is working, because this EP is both innovative—almost practical, and driven by a force that introduces listeners to an in-depth—almost foreign way of songwriting that’s just begging to be dissected and looked into. Excelling in alchemic, progressive rock is Saturn Return, a musical duo hailing from Denver and New

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DYSBANDED is back with no skip, no filter The Wilcox Demos

If you’ve ever missed the time where people were raised on grit, fuzz, distortion, and rhythm, DYSBANDED is back with The Wilcox Demos, a love letter to days where music goes beyond charts and branding. DYSBANDED is built of Boston music veterans (which honestly explains the quality and artistry pouring in each track), starting with

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