Miller Tracy – With John
Miller Tracy just dropped a cocktail of folk-rock mystique with his new single, “With John”. This track moves with a dark energy before erupting into a full-blown rock and roll séance. Released on October 31, the date itself a perfect omen, this song builds tension and mixes disparate influences into a sound that is entirely, […]
Cole Blouin – First Descent (Glimpse)
We’re diving deep, and Cole Blouin is piloting the descent. The New York-based alchemist is back, and his new track, “First Descent” (Glimpse), is not for the faint of heart. This is the kind of track that needs a total sensory surrender; this is a tectonic shift in sound, a plunge into a “power ambient” […]
Jacob Chacko – Control My Pride
Jacob Chacko, the genre-fusing optimist, isn’t here to softly strum and croon about his feelings. With “Control My Pride”, the standout cut from his new EP ‘Give Me The Good Stuff’, Chacko delivers a quirky, rhythmically charged track that takes on ego head-on. Here, there is no sombre, introspective snoozefest that sometimes accompanies songs about […]
The Muster Point Project – Old is New
The Muster Point Project, or TMPP for those of us who like our rock talk fast and loud, is storming out of the gate with a new full-length beast, “Old is New”, and it’s about to remind everyone what happens when songwriting chops meet unapologetic sonic ambition. Thirteen tracks. Thirteen reasons to believe that guitar-driven, […]
Calling All Astronauts – Time To Party
Calling All Astronauts has just dropped a sonic payload that’s about to detonate in your skull. “Time To Party”, is a ferocious beast taken from their critically hailed fourth album, “Noise Against Tyranny”, and this track is a clarion call for the disenfranchised, a party anthem with a rebellious heart and a serrated edge. The […]
Klept – Squealin’ Hog
Buckle up, dirtbags, because the saviours of sonic chaos are back, and they’ve brought the goddamn nitro-glycerine. Klept, Savannah’s finest export of unhinged alternative fury, has just dropped “Squealin’ Hog” on an unsuspecting world, and it’s fully realised, pissed off, and armed with a modular synth that sounds like the mothership of noise itself. Let’s […]
Until They Burn Me – A Carnival of Reveries
Until They Burn Me is back, and their new album, “A Carnival of Reveries”, is a nine-track sucker punch of rock ‘n’ roll chaos. This is the work of Cody Carlyle and Travis Jordan, two musical brothers-in-arms who have been shredding together for over three decades. That’s right, thirty years. This isn’t some fresh-faced, flavour-of-the-month […]
The Trusted – Levitate
The Trusted, that four-piece from Southend-on-Sea, are shooting for the stratosphere with “Levitate”. This is a rocket ship disguised as a love song, a soaring, melodic beast that feels like it was forged in the white-hot heart of a festival main stage. “Levitate” is a track brimming with electricity, a euphoric rush of abandon that […]
loudness wars – Don’t Fall
The power trio from Chesham, England known as loudness wars is back, and their new single “Don’t Fall” is minimalist rock that gets its hooks in you. This is the band’s third release this year, and it’s clear these guys aren’t dabbling; they’re on a mission. The lineup is a classic, no-bullshit power trio setup: […]
Pool Club – Changing Tides
If you’ve been craving a shot of power pop that hits with the force of a freight train and the sunny vibes of a beach day, then strap in because Pool Club is about to become your new obsession. Their latest single, “Changing Tides,” is a knockout—a euphoric indie anthem that blends razor-sharp hooks with […]
Max Norton – The Breakers
If you’ve been tracking the trajectory of Max Norton, you know this guy doesn’t play music; he attacks it. The Tampa-born, Nashville-bred multi-instrumentalist who cut his teeth as a drummer for the big leagues is back, and he’s not hiding behind the kit anymore. His new single, “The Breakers,” is a declaration of independence, a […]
Bastien Pons – Black Clouds (feat. Frank Zozky)
For those about to get sonically pummelled, we salute you. Coming straight out of Lyon, France, sound alchemist Bastien Pons isn’t here to write catchy hooks. He’s here to build atmospheres you can feel in your bones. On “Black Clouds”, a standout track from his debut album ‘Blinded’, he enlists fellow traveller Frank Zozky for an eight-minute descent into […]