Category: 2023
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Black Honey: “A Fistful of Peaches” Album Review – a visceral pump of honest indie-rock
A desperate attempt to finding connection in an otherwise impossible world, is a marking this Brighton quartet wear well. A decadent cult-rising from their self-titled debut with, I Only Hurt The Ones I Love to the breakthrough lashing of I Like The Way You Die on second, Written & Directed, comes the bands’ third; an…
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Your Ones to Watch: Wolforna
If there’s any band to keep your beady eyes on, it’s Wolforna. Firmly planting their feet in the Leeds’ ever-evolving underground hard-rock scene, the electric four-piece are on an impressive trajectory to supreme stardom. Implored by their classic rhythm guitar sensibilities and melodic vocals, with a super-tight rhythm section underpinning it all, their signature sound…
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The Angles – “The Angles” album review – NYC collective bring glow to contemplative power-pop
You’d be surprised to know that Brooklyn-based jangly-pop outfit of The Angles is just solely written by one man. That man goes by the name Ashwin Prasanna, who has quite a year. Forming a composite site of a distinguished live precedent in New York, he’s taking his work to new angles, so to speak. Cringe…
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YOUR NEW MUSIC FRIDAY: 03/03 – slowthai, The Lathums, Ron Gallo + Boa Morte
A wide array of four album releases this Friday to get your ears into over the weekend.>> Whether it’s the frenzied thematics of slowthai’s ugly, or the muzzled rock from Gallo’s FOREGROUND MUSIC – or perhaps you prefer the posied indie-rock charm of The Lathums, there’s something for everyone: whatever you dabble in.// slowthai –…
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KAYAM: Omens album review – a unique delicacy for the ages
A fused state of mind brings about an expansive music set that stands tall.This is KAYAM and this Omens. KAYAM is the powerhouse of sibling duo of Kim and Mike Rauss’s mind palace of musings. A fitting term known as falafel pop, it extends further than just their adoration for chickpeas. It’s rather a telling…
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