EP Review: Oh Anna! // The Cookie Jar Complot
No newbies to the music scene, Luxembourg-based artists Sven Schmeler and Gilles Glesener have played and written work for multiple
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Track Review: Fatal Flaw // Thrillhouse
Thrillhouse are a cracking band and I always have a blast listening to their songs. They take you on a
Read moreTrack Review: Nightmare // CELAVI
Welsh metallers CELAVI are back. I’ve been a fan for a fair few years, their music is reminiscent of Evanescence
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Track of the Week: Down But Not Out // Bones In Butter
Regularly featured on Nexus Music Blog, we are no strangers to the unique sound of Bones In Butter, and we
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Track Review: High Go Down // Joshua Martin
Using a combination of physical instruments, computer instruments and stock sounds, singer-songwriter Joshua Martin brings unique music to the masses.
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Track Review: Homesick // Love Ghost
Leaning towards the iconic pop-punk and emo sounds of the late-90s/early 2000s, US-based group Love Ghost has a powerful, rich
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Track of the Week: Moments // Lucid Evolution
From Fleetwood Mac to Radiohead, Pink Floyd and Portishead, US-based band Lucid Evolution have a unique, eclectic and intriguing sound.
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Track Review: Right Wing Planet // Rodeo FM
Compared to the likes of iconic band Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, Germany-based four-some Rodeo FM bring a unique country-rock
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Track Review: I’m At A Loss // Alta Falls
Covid-19 had all of us experiencing isolation, fear, panic and stress because of the uncertainty; however, the members of Alta
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Track Review: SOMETHING // Wotts
Hailing from Ottawa, Canada, indie-pop duo Wotts is building a unique sound lying somewhere between indie-pop and synth-pop. Already following
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