Track Review: Symphony of Sound // Echo Coast
The brainchild of UK-based singer-songwriter James Hobbs, Echo Coast has a sound that is eclectic and evocative. Drawing together elements
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Track Review: In A Haunted House // Filiah
Using deeply personal narratives, tender melodies and soothing sounds, Filiah connects with listeners on a more intimate level. Based in
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Track Review: Strangely Alright // Nisqually
Describing themselves as “sonic time-travellers”, the US-based quartet Strangely Alright fuse old-school psychedelia with contemporary indie-pop (and a ton of
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Track Review: Goodbye // KrizRok
If Green Day were to have a child with Good Charlotte, the chances are it would be KrizRok. What we
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Track Review: Slow Time // Nick Cody and The Heartache
Combining elements of folk-rock, electronic-pop and blues-influenced guitars, Nick Cody and The Heartache oozes a new breed of rock for
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Track Review: Mama’s Girl // Jacob George Band
The Six Degrees of Separation theory argues that people are always six or fewer social connections away from each other.
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Track Review: Reaping What You Sow // Lucrezia
Inspired by the likes of Rihanna, Nao, Sabrina Claudio and Ariana Grande, UK-based Lucrezia has a powerful female foundation with
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Track Review: So Alone // Bones In Butter
Coming together after meeting on the internet at the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, Bones In Butter is a collective
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Track Review: The Cancer Redux // Exxyle
After placing music on the backburner in 1998, Frank Loots is picking up where he left off with his solo
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Track Review: Reflection // Red Skies Mourning
Exploring dark emotions in his evocative and provocative sound, Chris Aleshire spins his sonic yarns as Red Skies Mourning. Influenced
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