We’ve gotten so used to romantic, fun, and unrequited love songs about gender and sexuality (not that it’s a bad thing!), that we sometimes forget the reality of societal prejudices and oppression behind it. There’s a lot to unpack with the Cardiff queercore punks Small Miracles as they release their bold, raw, and dauntless single […]
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One of the hardest things to do after a breakup is pulling oneself out of the darkness, to continue with life all while carrying the emotional baggage it leaves behind. Tati flawlessly captures the aftermath of this scenario with his latest EP, TATI PART 2. Known for blending pop, hip-hop, and alternative sounds, the EP
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Distance can be a downer, let’s face it. In fact, it can even feel like you’re light years away from the ones you love. Sunrise in Jupiter takes that cosmic concept into this song, and maybe even so in their album Mission to Mars Vol. 1. With how they approach these feelings, they have turned
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SkyDxddy dropped a new track called “Choker”, and it’s essentially what happens when you take all the emotional volatility of a late-night Tumblr post, filter it through a digital haze of trap percussion and moody synths, and then somehow make it really work. Now, to be clear, this isn’t your average “sad rap over lo-fi
There’s a particular kind of bravery in writing an instrumental concept album about inevitability. It’s one thing to scream about the void. It’s another thing entirely to sit down, look it in the eye, and try to transcribe it into 7 tracks of progressive metal and ambient textures without saying a single word. And yet,
With a perfect mix of pop and rock, Satellite Train creates an empowering track surrounding the feeling of uncertainty, self-doubt, and perhaps dread, turning it into something hopeful. The vocals soar and power through, making sure every line is heard for listeners to digest. It’s the type of song to play when you’re at the
Let’s set the scene. You’re in your early twenties. You just screamed into your steering wheel. You haven’t really slept in two days, and your best friend just sent you a song that somehow gets it; that weird, vibrating ache of being alive in the year of our lord whatever-this-is. That band? It might be
MTVKID is a messy, beautiful scream into the void. Play it loud Read More »
Each track off this record will make vibrant colors pop, or a scenery that solo project Canary Complex paints in every listener’s mind. This album being his brainchild is an understatement, as it really does feel like every instrument is plucked and every word is written and arranged with precision, not to mention pure skill
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Disguised cleverly as a collection of songs. It’s the kind of record that doesn’t politely shuffle into the background. Rather, it sits you down, stares into your eyes, and asks if you’ve really thought about the crushing absurdity of modern life lately. And when you say “yes,” it stares harder. Sonically, The Silent Sea is
From the title to the sound, you’d immediately get a sense of belongingness, as everything sounds old fashioned yet absolutely fitting, and “Sundown Town” just has a kick to it. Of course, that’s the surface level thought of someone who is not American. According to these bands featured in the song, they aim to tell
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