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Track Review: Cruel // ROE

If Paramore were to have a lovechild with Radiohead, but it is raised by Green Day, the chances are it

Yonder is a duo that we here at Nexus place front and centre to our audience. Brothers Alex and Dan Lisle continue their

If Radiohead were to have a lovechild with Nirvana, but it was raised by Ash, the chances are Echo Coast

For the past 40 years, guitarist John DePatie has been sharing his unique classic rock meets jazz sound with the

I’m not a coffee drinker preferring herbal tea, but I can understand the effects of a warm drink on the

The solo project of Australian singer-songwriter Ben Donnelly, Florel Daze is a combination of natural musical talent and a curious

Merging the sounds of Lana Del Rey, Lorde and Lady Gaga, Kada Miller has a contemporary pop sound made for

Often used as a catharsis, music can ease the mind and lift the soul from whatever difficulties you may be

Merging elements of indie rock and alternative rock with undertones of grunge, Hyooman brings the sounds of the 90s to

With a reputation for honest, sincere and toe-tapping melodies, singer-songwriter Will Newman has another single for us to devour –

Track of the Week: Good Vibes // Bianca Aristia
Hailing from Leipzig, Germany, Bianca Aristia is impressing listeners across the globe. Bianca is making a name for herself from The post Track of the Week: Good Vibes // Bianca Aristia appeared first on Nexus Music Blog.
Album Review: Malevolent Thoughts of a Hastened Extinction // Cognitive
Cognitive fuse the best bits of death metal and groove metal, creating a hefty tight sound. The band formed in The post Album Review: Malevolent Thoughts of a Hastened Extinction // Cognitive appeared first on Nexus Music Blog.
Track Review: Give An Answer // .Fen
Influenced greatly by The Jacksons and Stevie Wonder, .Fen takes us back to the pop meets soul sound of yesteryear. The post Track Review: Give An Answer // .Fen appeared first on Nexus Music Blog.