DAMNAGE’s cover of “Wild In The Streets” isn’t just another take on a punk staple — it’s a full-throttle reinvention that captures everything we love about the genre: chaos, urgency, and raw, unfiltered energy. Bringing in Greg Hetson, guitarist of Circle Jerks and Bad Religion, isn’t just a power move — it’s a symbolic handshake between eras. This is a band […]
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With the release of her debut EP, paper girls, a seven-track journey through growing pains, glitter, and the brittle armour of being put-together, rising pop singer-songwriter Mya Angelique invites listeners into the gorgeously complex world of teenage girlhood. We caught up with the songstress to discuss the release and more. Can you walk us through […]
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Unapologetic, genre-defying, and rooted in raw emotion, HOLYMAMI is shaking up the alternative scene with a sound that feels both nostalgic and entirely new. With a sonic palette pulling from punk, nu-metal, rock, and a dash of hip-hop soul, she’s unafraid to scream, rage, and reflect through her music—all while staying fiercely authentic. In this […]
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Emerging alt-pop talent Dailla returns with “Some Love,” a gripping and heartfelt new single that puts her emotional depth and vocal power front and center. Honest to its core and overflowing with sonic intensity, this track is a true standout in the rising artist’s growing catalog. Blending raw, guitar-driven instrumentation with deeply personal lyrics, “Some […]
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It’s rare to find an instrumental EP that feels as emotionally expressive and narratively compelling as Craigology’s Just Imagine. Yet from the first note to the final fade, the acclaimed pianist and producer crafts a soundscape that feels both globally inspired and deeply personal. With a career rooted in jazz sophistication, Craigology brings a storyteller’s […]
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Leave it to Beldon Haigh to toss a musical Molotov cocktail straight into the heart of modern chaos. With the re-release of “Dumpster Fire”, timed deliciously to land on American Independence Day, the Falkirk band ignites a fresh wave of righteous noise—and it’s glorious. This track isn’t just catchy, it’s a bonafide cultural wake-up call […]
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Doug Loch’s Dark Storm doesn’t just sound like its title—it feels like it. Stormy, cinematic, and full of emotional lift, the track is a dramatic evolution for the Australian-based Scottish producer, whose blend of progressive house and melodic techno has always leaned toward the evocative. This time, he digs deeper, and the results are thrilling. The track’s […]
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In a time where music is more than just sound—it’s resistance, healing, and power—Drela steps forward with “DEM DEAD”, a track that strikes hard with both message and energy. Blending Afro Dancehall and street-hop with deeply personal storytelling, Drela opens up about pain, purpose, and finding strength through music. In this exclusive interview, he talks […]
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Step into the lush, unexpected world of La Grande Salle, the latest EP from French artist Nathan Zanagar, where rain-soaked balconies, mountain trails, and quiet introspection shape the sonic journey. In this candid conversation, Zanagar invites us behind the scenes of his creative process—revealing the surprising places inspiration strikes, the emotional weight behind his lyrics, […]
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There are albums that sound good, and then there are albums that feel like a lived experience. Hazard, the striking new release from multidisciplinary artist Stephan Folkes, falls firmly into the latter category. Raw, genre-fluid, and deeply personal, the project is both a warning and a reckoning — a sonic navigation of chaos, resilience, and […]
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