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‘GILT!’ is Enabling Behaviour’s haunting soundtrack for a sterile and unforgiving world
The UK-based post-punk band’s debut album is a discordant alternative with sardonic brooding always at the forefront.
You want songs shorter than three-minutes? Fine, Imani Coppola gives you ‘Air Fryer’
While the Brooklyn-based artist can bend to current musical trends, she is not interested in doing it any other way but through her dark humor vision.
Onbloom’s ‘swept under the rug’ showcases the art of concealed vulnerability
The Boston-based R&B pop artist symbolizes a deep foray into self, truth, and absurdism, mirroring a deep-seethed hope to cling to lucidity.
His Father’s Voice exemplify “Good things come to those who wait” with ‘Black Poison Morning’
The Ireland-based band’s debut album navigates a journey across heavy, classic post-punk and uplifting, airy new wave.
According to ‘Rollercoaster,’ it’s Cadence Weapon vs. the internet
On his latest hyper pop-inspired release, the Ontario-based rapper speaks computer language and discusses hip-hop culture.
‘big tree lil forest’ doesn’t boast because KAYANA doesn’t have to
The Boston-based artist’s latest EP catches your ear by sounding big and small at the same time.
Veronica’s ‘Rottweiler’ will claw its way into your head and heart
Through catchy riffs and raw lyrics, the New York-based band’s debut EP documents the love and lust of girlhood with no holding back.
Interview: Meet Fatboi Sharif, the rising emcee turning his nightmares into psychedelic rap grooves
“They’ll remember me as a rapper who inspired the next generation of writers to push it further and further out there with their ideas.”
‘BOXCUTTER’ finds Ra Washington singing his way out of America’s void
The prolific rapper, producer, musician, artist, and label boss of Cleveland Tapes’ latest release is not soul music that asks whats going on.
On ‘in between,’ Layzi wonders about lost love
The Boston-based bedroom pop artist’s latest hazy EP is an audio representation of grief’s and longing’s stages.