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If you believe the real measure of a good artist lies in their ability to mend and break hearts in the same lyrical breath, Sun Among Ruins will strike every

Photo Credit: IMPALA’s executive board and guests in Zagreb / Goran Berovic IMPALA elects a new executive board and holds its first European Independent Music Summit at a crucial time

Brad Dubay extended the lineage of old-school blues with his debut album, Planet 9. The way he orbits sixties and seventies blues rock reverence through traditional production and instrumentation, letting

That intrinsically affecting mesmerism that locks you into the aura of Massive Attack and Portishead has been reincarnated within Renon’s seminal LP, ‘(WAY) TOO FAR’. The closing single, Priorities, alchemises

Bryon Harris filtered the soul of 80s RnB into indie neo-pop to make his debut with the single, Tears Me Up. Through woozy saturation, drippings of delay and reverb, and

Joseph Quiles cemented his command over smooth jazz fusion in his third single, Inner Drive, created in collaboration with Brandon Votel and Eddie Wiernik. As the basslines reach back into

Sinking Ships followed up their eponymous debut LP with the release of Bad Day, which dropped on October 24th and fused the rhythmic structures of the Rolling Stones with the

You’re not alone in feeling like every scroll feels like wading through digital sludge now. Half the faces aren’t real, the comments reek of rage-bait, and the adverts multiply like

2 Dub Official hit a spiritual apex with his seminal single, Life Frequencies, which pulls poignant piano melodies into the soul of old-school hip-hop. The track doesn’t rely on the

Planer dared to start with ‘End’ on their debut 3-track release. The standout single, Paper, is sonic sanctuary for anyone who was soaking up puddles in their baggy jeans before