Category : Reviews

In a world that’s always rushing toward the next release, the next hook, the next viral moment, Bobby Freemont’s “Somewhere

Some artists find their voice early. Others spend decades gathering the stories that will one day become their first record.

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

Emerging alt-pop talent Dailla returns with “Some Love,” a gripping and heartfelt new single that puts her emotional depth and

It’s rare to find an instrumental EP that feels as emotionally expressive and narratively compelling as Craigology’s Just Imagine. Yet

Leave it to Beldon Haigh to toss a musical Molotov cocktail straight into the heart of modern chaos. With the

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

4 Years Later is a standout release that showcases the full artistic potential of two of Ireland’s most compelling voices

  Sunny War‘s Armageddon in a Summer Dress is a magnificent achievement, and yet you have never heard of her,