Interview: One More Weekend
✨✨✨ One More Weekend create music driven by feeling rather than genre, drawing inspiration from everything from advertising to annoying voices. Their latest single, “Aunty Meredith,” captures the highs and hazy aftermath of a festival adventure and is out now on their website along with a wild music video. Read more about it below! ✨✨✨ […]
Sound Waves #21
• Weekly Song Recommendations • “All For Numb” surges with raw emotion and snarling edge, blending jagged riffs with a defiant, almost sneering vocal energy that never lets up. Jeremy Serwer delivers a punch of grit and attitude, crafting a sound that feels both lived-in and recklessly alive. Socials: Instagram “Χε Χε (Te-hee)” zips through […]
Sound Waves #20
• Weekly Song Recommendations • “DYBIRL” shimmers with raw vulnerability wrapped in sunlit harmonies and a soft pop-folk pulse that lingers long after the last chord. SOPE weaves a sound that feels both intimate and expansive, like a handwritten letter carried on the wind. Socials: Spotify “Stuck!” pulses with chaotic charm, fusing jagged beats and […]
Interview: ReeToxA
We talk to ReeToxA about their gritty sound that blends grunge with Australian pub rock, evolving from simple three-chord songs to more refined musicianship. Their latest release, Pines Salad, is a diverse and fun record available on streaming platforms and soon on CD and vinyl through their Bandcamp store. How would you describe your music […]
Interview: Monsieur Herr
We talk to Monsieur Herr about his playful pop sound, described as “The Beatles with weird lyrics,” which has grown from uncertainty into a clear creative direction. His upcoming album Buying Into the Hype, featuring the nostalgic yet critical single “Uranium Glass,” drops July 18 and reflects on society’s tendency to romanticize the past. How […]
Sound Wave #19
• Weekly Song Recommendations • Bathed in dreamy synths and Delia Meshlir’s haunting vocals, “Sun” feels like a half-remembered kiss from a summer long gone. It’s a slow-burning pulse of post-punk longing—both warm and wistfully out of reach. Socials: Instagram “Lost Control” erupts with raw, restless energy, channeling chaos into a blistering rush. It’s the […]
Interview: Jry H
We talk to Jry H about blending deep emotion with hypnotic rhythm in his genre-bending mix of progressive house, melodic techno, and Afro house. He shares how his sound has grown more instinctive and organic over time, drawing on unexpected sources like vivid dreams and cultural textures. We also dive into the story behind his […]
Interview: SIVA
We caught up with SIVA to talk about how living in Hong Kong affected their music, how 90s bands have shaped their sound, and the creative process behind their upcoming EP, ALERTA. How would you describe your music to someone who’s never heard it? SIVA is a rock band from Argentina, with a sound rooted […]
Interview: Things Change
We chat with Things Change about how they describe their music, how their sound has evolved, and the inspiration behind their latest track, Juicy Boom. How would you describe your music to someone who’s never heard it? Maik: We always call what we do “Punk oder so” (which roughly means “punk – or something like […]
Sound Waves #18
• Weekly Song Recommendations • WHIMS’ The Militia unfolds like an epic without dialogue, each moment pulsing with intensity, evolving into something more intricate and urgent as it goes. It’s a bold, shape-shifting soundscape that drags you into its depths and dares you to stay until the final note. Socials: Instagram . Youtube Lorem ipsum […]
Interview: Mandy Shadow
We speak with Mandy Shadow to dive into the roots of her musical journey, explore the evolution of her sound across genres, and get the inside story on her latest release. Discover what drives her creativity and what fans can expect next in the full interview below. How would you describe your music to someone […]
Sound Waves #17
• Weekly Song Recommendations • Skittish’s Kicking In pulses with a restless energy, weaving city chaos into a hypnotic beat that feels both thrilling and strangely nostalgic. It’s the kind of track that sneaks up on you—equal parts disoriented dream and late-night confession, unraveling in rhythm. Socials: Instagram . Facebook 1956 by Stolen Dead Music […]