Track Review: Trust In Me // LearningToDive
One of the musical identities of singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer Bravo Bonez, LearningToDive brings audiences a taste of vintage post-punk
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Track Review: Drums of War // LearningToDive
Ambient dream-pop with electronica, 80s post-punk and a smattering of shoegaze, LearningToDive has an eclectic sound. The solo project of
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Track Review: Brunch At The End Of The World // The Qwarks
Already a regular group on Nexus Music Blog, The Qwarks have kept us entertained through 2022 and now they’re back
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Track Review: Like A Fire Engine // Dream Of A Man In A Top Hat
What makes an average guy? Kids, wife, house, decent job, all the things society says we should have. Now, what
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Track Review: The Things We Learn In Books // Mules
With comparisons to bands like Joy Division, Fugazi, Hot Snakes, Sonic Youth and The Stooges, UK-based quartet Mules has a
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Track Review: Fear // Brendon Moon
Drawing together elements of post-punk with a contemporary dream-pop edge, Australian singer-songwriter Brendon Moon has a surreal sound for the
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Track Review: Everything We Had // Koalra
If Sonic Youth and The Cure were to have a lovechild, the chances are Koalra would be it. Bringing old-school
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Track Review: The Spitting Dummy Parade // Jem Doulton
Merging elements of post-punk, alternative rock, indie-rock and dream-pop, UK-based Jem Doulton has a truly eclectic style. Dreamy and experimental,
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Nexus Meets… Fritch
Described by Roadie Music as being “amazing and totally unexpected”, UK-based Fritch is able to ensnare people’s senses with his
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Track Review: Breaking Out // The Lowtones
Influenced by the likes of Joy Division, The Smiths, Interpol, The Cure and Bloc Party, UK-based foursome The Lowtones are
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