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Breakfast EP is a great way to start your day. Like breakfast

Have you ever put on an album and suddenly felt like you were the main character in a slow-burning indie film about loneliness? That’s Breakfast, the latest EP from Hong Kong-based Besides. It doesn’t just play in the background; it seeps into the room, filling every quiet space with the kind of melancholy that makes […]

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Mind at Ease is a must-listen for anyone who has ever gazed at a sunset and thought, “Yeah. This is it.”

Ted Eckhardt has been at this music thing for a while, but with Mind at Ease, his solo project Peacock Coyote finally arrives like a well-worn leather jacket; timeless, effortlessly cool, and vaguely smelling of nostalgia. If you like The War on Drugs, heartland rock, or just the idea of staring meaningfully out of a

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I PLEAD INSANITY makes you want to run through a brick wall, but in a really energetic and yet cool way

So, have you ever listened to a project that makes you want to run through a brick wall, but in a really energetic and yet cool way? That’s exactly what I PLEAD INSANITY does. unpolished* on their debut EP give us a six-track riot grrrl-infused adrenaline shot straight to the face, except the syringe is

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Is “Newborn Fossil” A Hidden Gem Of Lost Time?

There’s something about Marcus: The Apex Predator!’s EP that’s nostalgic, maybe how their guitars sound, or how they play their tunes overall, but they still manage to capture the fun vibe of indie rock throughout all five tracks of “Newborn Fossil”. If you catch the drift, there’s nothing better than instantly getting greeted by the

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Doing Is Better Than Saying With “Ratyński Snug as a Gun”

Emphasizing on grace and melodic structures, Pawel Ratynski lets the music speak for itself, for himself, and for everyone else. As a matter of fact, he claims that the role of music “builds our image of the world in a more universal and lasting way than words”. Let’s face it, every score is not like

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“The Fourfold Descent”, The Poetic Four-Part EP

Ungoliath embodies an incredible storyteller-esque aura within all four tracks of their EP “The Fourfold Descent”. It takes listeners on a journey, the undeniable feeling of being taken on a journey to the band’s world of emotions and perspective evident. Just from the titles themselves, one would see how poetic this whole record is; it

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Transcending Into the Unknown says on The Journey: “We don’t care about genres, we care about making something awesome.”

Let’s talk about The Journey, the latest album from Transcending Into the Unknown. They’re a band that sounds like they crawled out of a haunted roadhouse, had their guitars tuned under a blood-red moon and then decided to absolutely shred. This thing is six tracks of pure, cinematic rock ‘n’ roll doom swagger, the kind

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Naylor Stone is here to be heard on The Game of They

Album photos by Steve Pyke In a world where genre lines blur more than ever, The Game of They doesn’t just walk the tightrope between styles—it frankly dances across it with confidence and a swagger over its step. Across six tracks, Naylor Stone’s The Game of They serves as both an introduction and an exploration

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