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Emanating the haunting melancholy of Alexandre Cabanel’s Fallen Angel in the cover art of his debut EP, River Beneath the River: Act 1, Olago exists as an artist in the

With his jazz-esque freeform expressionist style, the electronica artist and producer Robert Reeve has coined his own genre, ‘instrumental groove music’, but even with that label, it’s only a teaser

Few artists transmute emotional wreckage into art with the precision and self-possession of Alex Haines, whose upcoming EP The Rain on Your Parade unflinchingly exposes the aftermath of pain, self-reclamation,

Imagine Neutral Milk Hotel lending their rugged timbres to Muse, and you’ll get an idea of what The Last Post unleashed with 1999. It’s pure pre-millennium emo nostalgia that refuses

For her debut single, Spider Veins, First Robin fused Nils Frahm-esque piano-driven neo-classical quiescence with the kind of raw confessional poetry that leaves you under no illusion of her candour.

Tiyana Michelle brought old-school hip-hop and RnB closer than they’ve ever been in the seductive friction of her latest single, Talkin Durdy. Some artists wear their hearts on their sleeves,

Melissa Coleman poured pure soul into the grunge-blues furnace with her latest single, Jameson Bled. The track captures the warmth and honesty of her live performances, opening with a spoken

In the era of Spotify Wrapped brags, vinyl selfies, and limited-run cassette drops, it’s easy to forget there was once a time when the most honest, unperformative way to support

Indini has the kind of warmth in her voice that could speed up the effects of climate change; just like the icebergs, you melt into the luxuriant aura drifting around

SOPE has given us a teaser of what’s to come on his debut EP, which is set to arrive in early 2023. Just as it feels like there’s another world