With “The Star Lounge,” MAB attempts a reintroduction: a brief but kaleidoscopic single that fuses psychedelic textures with dance-pop sensibilities. At face value, it’s a confident return — but beneath the gloss, the ambition occasionally outweighs the emotional grounding. The production is undeniably polished. Swirling synth arpeggios, sub-bass pulses, and crisp percussion converge to create […]
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Texas-born composer and performance artist Konrad Kinard has released his latest ambitious project, War Is Family (Surviving the Cold War and the Unraveling of an Imagined America). Known for his genre-blurring explorations across avant-garde, Americana, and experimental sound, Kinard presents an album that merges spoken word, sound collage, and traditional instrumentation into a haunting meditation […]
Read MoreNYC-based indie-rockers Why Another return with “Hold On Tight,” a darkly cinematic exploration of emotional turbulence. From the first bold guitar riff, the track grips the listener, drawing them into a world where panic and uncertainty reign. Yet within the chaos, Adi Malka’s distinctive vocals provide a tether, offering a voice both vulnerable and commanding. […]
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London-based artist, songwriter, and producer FOLLOWAY returns with his explosive new single “Rockstar Life”, blending raw emotion, distorted guitars, and the restless energy of youth. The track marks the third release from the rising alternative rock artist and captures the atmosphere of freedom, rebellion, and inner flight, a late-night anthem for those who refuse to […]
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Toronto-based singer-songwriter Katie Dauson announces the release of her highly anticipated seventh studio album, Dauson City Gold Rush — an eight-track collection that blends rock, folk, blues, country twang, and yacht rock into a shimmering display of musicianship and heartfelt storytelling. Can you take us back to the moment you realized music was your calling? […]
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Los Angeles’ Make Out Monday return with Back to the Feeling, a track that’s part nostalgic reverie, part pop-punk anthem. It’s a song built on the tension between longing and exhilaration, tapping into memories we can’t recapture while urging us to celebrate the present. The track’s origins are modest—an acoustic riff from Seth Renken—but it […]
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Zëta Ræ, the Nashville-based project of Hannah Schmeling, has always thrived in the space where nostalgia and futurism collide. With her latest single “Obvious,” Schmeling crystallises her alt-pop sensibilities into something strikingly exuberant. The track is a shimmering, high-energy dance-pop cut, grounded in playful confidence yet elevated by the finesse of its production. Originally conceived […]
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London’s creative chaos has a way of turning raw talent into something fearless — and for this artist, it was the perfect training ground. From busking on busy streets to drawing inspiration from the city’s quirky, anything-goes energy, London helped her embrace individuality both in music and style. Her songwriting blends honesty, humor, and a […]
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Emerging from the intersection of dark pop, industrial textures, and bass-driven energy, HAIVE is redefining what it means to merge vulnerability with power in music. From her serendipitous stage name—born out of a quick game with friends—to the raw honesty of her single “Bathtub”, HAIVE’s artistry is a delicate balance of emotional depth and sonic […]
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Òran Mór’s packed audience found themselves part of the story as Dystopia: The Rock Opera transformed the venue into a full-blown satirical state. The space was decked out in flags and propaganda, and every audience member received their own Dystopian flag. By the finale, every single person was waving it — cheering, laughing, and unwittingly […]
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