You may be wondering, a glimpse of what, exactly? The7thGatekeeper released a cover EP consisting of seven tracks, and by listening to each and every one of them, you would get what I mean. Imagine taking something great to a park yet re-routing to go to the beach instead. It all starts with John Denver’s […]
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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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You know that funny feeling when you’re staring out the window of a moving car at night, city lights blurring past, contemplating every decision you’ve ever made while the perfect soundtrack plays in your head? It’s here on IS THIS WHAT I SEE?, the new synthpop EP from independent artist Myah, who has apparently decided
If you are looking for something to spice up your playlists right now, the Belgium-based band “RAISE YOUR FIST” has something electrifying just for you! On December 12, 2025, the band dropped their latest collection, “Leader of the Pack,” a six-track project packed with undeniably raw pieces that demand to be listened to! Yes, demands
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Sometimes we just need to chill out. To get some sun and throw worries into the backburner just for a little bit, lest it be the thing that hurts us in the long haul. We all need a break. And hey, if you’re in need of something to accompany your chill-out moments and would love
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Die Alone is a bold and innovative blend of Dance & EDM infused with the raw emotion of pop-punk and emo. Produced by Dяєαмƶ, this five-track collection—featuring Die Alone, Preservation, Used To, Rave Again, and True Crime, pt. 2—seamlessly fuses high-energy electronic beats with introspective lyrics and emotive melodies. This EP that dares to ask,
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Rainbow City Park just released their debut EP titled “Fruitless.” Let’s break it down one by one and read why “Fruitless” is nostalgic and innovative. The EP starts with their carrier single, “Fruitless.” The guitar lick in the intro gives off Paramore vibes. The distorted vocal effect in the chorus is perfect for that edgy
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This wound-down, feel-good EP comprising six tracks is sure to be a treat for all listeners; these tunes have intricate yet a sense that they’ve all been humbly laid out by Lee Trent himself. It carries out the intent of inspiring, motivating, and sharing the notion of better days to come. Containing a consistent spread
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4rm Losses 2 Leisures isn’t exactly here to make nice. This EP clocks in at barely 10 minutes, and frankly, it might be the most straightforward hip-hop project that I’ve heard in a long time. Don’t expect any long-winded introspection or filler tracks, because while I may have a greater critique about that in a
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This EP is an ambitious combination of rock, soul, a tinge of pop if you squint, an intimate collection of songs about anything that can be felt under the sun. One thing that needs to be established right away is Alex Runo can sing. That guy can and will hit a note like it’s his
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