EP Review: Catherine Landeta – Desires
Catherine Landeta embarks on a journey of hardship and self-discovery in love and life on her new EP Desires With…
EP Review: Drew Thomas – Watershed
Drew Thomas continues to showcase his gritty pop appeal and thoughtful writing on his excellent new EP Watershed Over the…
Album Review: Catlea – Language Barrier
Catlea explores heartbreak, betrayal, and the process of rebuilding on their powerful debut album Language Barrier Gradually releasing singles over…
Album Review: HISSY – drain the pool
Ambitious Danish alt-pop artist HISSY explores anxiety and its looping, relentless nature on his powerful debut album drain the…
Album Review: THE HYBRIS – t h r e e
THE HYBRIS continue to tackle the worsening state of the world on their ambitious and politically charged third album…
Album Review: Marble Raft – Dear Infrastructure
The sophomore album from the Swedish duo sees them embarking on a colourful and exciting journey through their immersive,…
EP Review: Nissu – Memories
The Dublin based pop artist showcases the emotional and creative wealth of their sound on their debut EP Memories Over…
Album Review: Joy and the Wildfire – Aftershocks
The New York band explore life, loss and growing up on their engrossing and creative debut album Packed full of…
EP Review: The Trusted – Iridescence
The expansive new EP showcases the evolution and immense scope of the band’s distinctive, multi-faceted sound Over the last few…
EP Review: Nate Vickers – A Little Too Late
The exciting rising artist’s most cathartic and creative sensibilities shine through this emotionally charged debut EP Establishing himself as a…
