Sound Waves # 33
• Weekly Song Recommendations • Medena’s Init Program bursts with infectious energy, blending punchy dance-punk grooves with a rebellious indie edge that demands movement. Its sharp, unapologetic vibe captures a bold new chapter for the band, where raw attitude meets irresistible rhythm. Socials: Instagram. Facebook Knyvet’s kansas by Nathalie Miller floats effortlessly on shimmering indie-pop […]
Sound Waves # 32
• Weekly Song Recommendations • “Don’t Panic” by Van Horton pulses with retro energy, blending shimmering synth layers and punchy beats into a soundscape that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly alive. It’s a vibrant throwback that captures the restless heartbeat of the neon-lit ’80s with effortless style. Socials: Instagram “Some Things Just Work Themselves Out” […]
Interview: TRANSGALACTICA
We spoke to TRANSGALACTICA about their unconventional approach to music, where describing their sound feels almost impossible but always rooted in ideas that matter. With a relaunch of their first record featuring new vocals and a second record that leans heavier and more ominous, they blend inspiration from both music they love and thought-provoking themes […]
Interview: NASTEA
We spoke to NASTEA about their fearless approach to storytelling through music, blending pop, rock, jazz, and neo-soul into what they call Killer Pop Rock. Frontwoman Anastasia Nerutsa and her bandmates draw from wildly different musical backgrounds to create a sound that’s both raw and kaleidoscopic, always rooted in real experiences. With singles like Pretty […]
Sound Waves # 31
• Weekly Song Recommendations • “Haze of Time” by Hallucinophonics drifts like a dreamscape, layering hypnotic textures that blur the line between reality and reverie. Its immersive sound design and fluid progression make it a track that lingers long after the last note fades. Socials: Instagram Purely Coral’s “skateboard” bursts out with reckless joy, bottling […]
Sound Waves # 30
• Weekly Song Recommendations • “City Lights” by Takeover shimmers with an emotional glow, moving from tender stillness into an electrifying crescendo that feels both intimate and grand. It’s the kind of track that makes you pause, breathe, and then get swept away in its soaring rush of sound. Socials: Instagram Sacha’s Cold Streets walks […]
Sound Waves # 29
• Weekly Song Recommendations • Young Couple’s As the Leaves Unfold drifts like a hazy dream, where shimmering guitars and smoky sax lines blur the line between warmth and unease. It’s the kind of song that feels both fragile and expansive, pulling you into a world where everyday moments suddenly carry cosmic weight. Socials: Instagram […]
Sound Waves # 28
• Weekly Song Recommendations • “Mirror Baby” by Amazonica bursts with bold energy, layering gritty vocals over sweeping instrumentals that feel both cinematic and unapologetically raw. It’s a striking anthem of defiance that commands attention from the very first note. Socials: Instagram. Facebook NowWithMore · LoudnessWars “Loudness Wars” by NowWithMore is a sharp, high-voltage track […]
Sound Waves # 27
• Weekly Song Recommendations • “More Pigs and More Grain” barrels forward with a restless intensity, weaving sharp riffs and unpredictable rhythms into a sound that feels both feral and meticulously crafted. It’s a track that thrives on tension, pulling listeners into its chaotic energy while leaving space for moments of striking clarity. Socials: Instagram. […]
ReeToxA – Redneck Love
ReeToxA just crashed through the goddamn wall with “Redneck Love,” a track that ain’t so much a song as a full-throttle, gut-level rebellion against the plasticine shine of modern celebrity. Released on June 27, 2025, this thing is the kind that seizes you with the first hammer-slam of the drum and refuses to let go of its grip. The backstory […]
Interview: Bean.S.Talk
We speak to Bean.S.Talk about their eccentric, blues-rooted rock sound that blends raw imperfection with experimental soundscapes designed to transport listeners into strange, emotional spaces. They share how inspirations as odd as frog recordings shaped tracks like “Bumbletoad,” while their upcoming 14-song album leans more country-tinged and organic, continuing their journey of embracing authenticity and […]
Interview: Mikhaelize
We spoke to Mikhaelize about crafting music that blends philosophical meditation with ambient soundscapes, creating sonic spaces that awaken rather than sedate and invite listeners into deep inner reflection. They shared how their sound has evolved into a spatial, poetic fusion where even system errors and infinity’s mathematics become inspirations, culminating in the upcoming release […]