EP Review: R Is For Redemption // Sean Grinsell
The solo project of US-based multi-instrumentalist, Sean Grinsell‘s unique sound is evident in all the songs he releases. Alright, so
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EP Review: Black Box // Rodney Eldridge
Discovering a natural talent for music quite early in life, US-based Rodney Eldridge has art running deep in his veins.
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EP Review: Let It Spin // Rob Quo
Influenced by the sounds of Jeff Buckley, Otis Redding, Tom Waits and John Martyn, UK-based Rob Quo certainly is a
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EP Review: Islands // Sofia Dragt
Drawing together the wistfulness of dream-pop with the cinematic soundscapes of alt-pop, Sofia Dragt‘s music is flowing and soothing. While
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EP Review: S.O.B. Story // Medusa
Described as “nonbinary revenge pop”, Medusa connects with their inner Gorgan in their genre-bending music. Drawing influence from nu-mental, hyper-pop,
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EP Review: What Feels Good // Syd Caldera
Influenced by artists like Weezer, Bob Dylan, Radiohead and Billie Holiday, singer-songwriter Syd Caldera has several genres in that melting
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EP Review: Love of Mine // Matthew Thomas Hope
Using his natural talent for music, multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter Matthew Thomas Hope is on a solo journey to share his
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EP Review: Ghost in the Machine// Simulated Youth
Inspired by the likes of Die Antwoord, Bjork, Catnapp and Alice Glass (former vocalist of Crystal Castles), Simulated Youth adds
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EP Review: Growing/Fading – Bryony Williams
Bryony Williams is one of my favourite up and coming artists. Her songs are gripping, engaging, and sensitive. Everything about
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EP Review: Planetary Shift // Graywave
Graywave is the stage name of multi-instrumentalist Jess Webberley. Slowdive and shoegaze influence her sound. She creates dreamy music that
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