If music is a means of release, a way of expression, then “Dance of Shadows” is a personal, intricate example of turning inner turmoil into art. Not only does this song have meaningful intentions, but also a well put instrumental to top it off. Gatecloser has narrated what seems to be a thought process of […]
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Ranging from the ever vague topic of death, women, and niche things in the world such as the winter moon and alligator farms, “Night’s Cross” entangles these themes with sounds that reverberates in the soul. Throughout the album, listeners should expect to be met with the all powerful vocals from Joseph Demagore, as well as
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There’s nothing better than mixing childlike themes with rock n’ roll. “How else are you gonna prepare for the worst?” We certainly can’t argue with that logic. Thirsty Curses new single, “Reading & Writing”, is quite literally made for that typical, colorful small classroom for the same purpose. Despite having a vibrant piano, and overall
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We can’t deny that the music industry has a competitive edge, but let me introduce you to Angus Crowne and the Family Jewels and their latest album, “Everybody Wants To See Me Happy.” Join me as I discuss this album at length and explain why competition is not the first thing that comes to mind
FHMY & AQL has released another masterpiece titled “I Keep on Not Dying.” Join me as I discuss their latest release and explain why FHMY & AQL are some of the best artists in the Cairo, Egypt scene. The track starts with a fuzzy two-chord arpeggio. It creates a gloomy atmosphere due to the notes
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Culture Killer by Gender Reveal Atomic Bomb is a pointed protest song of sorts, unfilteredly listing off the frustration one deals with in relation to the current internet landscape and how things in social media bleeds over to real life and the equally frustrating points wherein hyper-capitalists try to do the inverse. The band lays
There’s something about the overall feel and sound of this album that screams cosmocentric, abyss, something out of a space documentary or the perfect music to put on blast when skygazing, i.e. the Northern lights. “Disc -o- Very” is quite the lengthy record with fourteen tracks, all of which having the element of hip-hop that
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How does one go about and say it… a twisted, coming of age, adolescent fever dream in all the good ways possible. The whole narrative paints a vivid picture of what “Headed for a Dive” is all about, yet it still has its doors open for interpretation, to somehow slot in listeners’ own experiences to
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GlassJack is back with “Be My Lover” and I gotta say, as someone who produces electronic music in their spare time, this track is pretty impressive. It’s a vibrant, uptempo dance anthem that serves as a great kick-off to 2025 as well as a follow-up to their previous tracks like “All Your Love” and “Hope
As timely as it all sounds, “Our Brilliant Destruction” also highlights the beauty amongst the slow decay of the world we live in, with calamities beyond man’s control worsening with every year that passes. This one’s a beautiful sounding song, which provides listeners with an image of our world today. The arrangement and production is
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