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Some pianists find reverence through technical ability, others by forming an intuitive relationship with their keys; Stefan Lovin is both the former and the latter in his instrumental composition, Heaven

In this candid interview, Born Pessimist pull back the curtain on their raw and stripped-back EP This Sunless Space, marking a striking turn from their usual synthesis of punk, industrial,

Not all artists are born to scintillate through their ethereal presence, but clearly, NVIY was alchemised from a different atmosphere than most. In her debut single, Yours, eternally, the 100%

Mikernan Arrell didn’t throw the first stone in the environmentalism revolution, but with his Celtic folk-punk protest, Plastic Bags, he restoked the fires of fervour, pushing the oceanic plight of

As far as expositions on capitalistic consumerism go, few feel as affecting as the vintage-timbred, harbingering grooves in The JB Project’s latest single, Consumption. With lo-fi indie punk aesthetics lending

There’s a difference between hearing music and really listening. Hearing is passive. Deep listening is active. In a world drowning in noise—Spotify playlists, algorithmic recommendations, the endless scroll—most of us

On September 7th, Pilgrims of Doom dropped their eponymous LP, and with it, the self-titled single, Pilgrims of Doom, which fuses hard rock with doom metal while reviving the arcane

Through deliciously dark oscillations of distortion and cinematically psychedelic conjurings of harbingering post-rock, Wastrels held the ultimate sonic séance with Devil Built a Home Where You Once Prayed. With a

Janockeil’s harmonies are a celestial force, and not to be reckoned with; there’s no battle of will strong enough for the arcane timbre that instantly demands you let down the

Take the experimentalism of Grandaddy, fuse it with cosmic rock reverence, and you’ve got the eccentric sublimity of the standout single, Benjy, from Rex on Demand’s latest release, The Angel