Track: TOXIC Times Ahead: Yours Truly drop single and announce release date for Album
Track: TOXIC Times Ahead: Yours Truly drop single and announce release date for Album
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Track: The Howl And The Hum – Same Mistake Twice
Leeds-based songwriter Sam Griffiths has announced the return of The Howl & The Hum and shared the band’s first new material since 2021. The follow-up to their acclaimed 2020 debut,…
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Premiere: JD Pinkus can’t help himself on ‘I Would Like to Pet It’, new solo album due next month
We last covered JD Pinkus here in the run-up to his collaborative album with Mike Savino/Tall Tall Trees, released in late June of last year. The former Butthole Surfers and…
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Album Review: Kee Avil -‘Spine’: experimental pop with a thrilling, raw urgency from the Montreal artist.
Two years ago Montreal producer Kee Avil’s debut for Constellation ‘Crease’ turned heads with its leftfield pop mosaicism, an intricate patterning of vocal, sound and instrumental shapes set with experimental…
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News: Rock Artist LiVES Returns With Latest Single ‘Come Together #2’
LiVES, also known as Peter Chisholm, returns with his latest single, ‘Come Together #2,’ serving as the lead track from his forthcoming album, ‘Let Them Eat Cake.’ With an impressive…
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Gallery: Holly Humberstone/ Carol Ades at TLA, Philadelphia, 08.05.2024
English singer-songwriter, Holly Humberstone graced Philadelphia’s sold out TLA last night. The 24 year old preformed songs from her new EP, “Work In Progress”, as well as her earliest songs.…
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Live Gallery: Drama at the Metro Theatre, Sydney 09.05.2024
In the Heart of Sydney, DRAMA Unfolds.
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Track: It’s ‘the last one’ from Naarm/Melbourne band Fan Girl who unleash an exciting helter skelter whirlwind.
There is an organic and wild piano riff that careers throughout the new single ‘the last one’ from Naarm/Melbourne band Fan Girl that is a chaotic thread intertwining with the…
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Track/Video: Groove conscious, Ethio-jazz fusionists Sandman Project step forward to announce debut album ‘Where Did You Go?’
Tel Aviv based, global grooving combo Sandman Project are spot-on calling their new album (due June 7th via the irrepressible Batov Records) ‘Where Did You Go?’ It’s been six years…
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