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What If by The Hybris: Review The Hybris performs and fills the air with their new single “What If”. It is a dynamic attempt at bold vocals, amazing guitars, and a distortion of sounds with a melodic flow. Their latest single is an eclectic mashup of many musical genres –…

Sorry No Longer Cuts It by Lethia’s Natorium: Review Pena’s band Lethia’s Natorium features an intriguing lineup that draws inspiration from artists as diverse as Siouxsie and the Banshees, Toyah, Blondie, No Doubt, Skunk Anansie, The Smiths, and Poly Styrene. The song focuses on a past toxic relationship, and its…

Smooth Water by Klaverson: Review Jack Lintorn is a singer, songwriter, producer, and visual artist, and his latest single, “Smooth Water,” is the result of all of these roles coming together. It is under his new endeavor called Klaverson which has released tracks highlighting nuanced, introspective lyrics, hazy synths, lo-fi…

Welcome Strawberry by Welcome Strawberry: Album Review Oakland, California shoegazers Welcome Strawberry offer hypnotic and surreal washed-out haze and lucid song-based compositions in their self-titled debut. From the first track “The World Is Derived From Pleasure” featuring a wide array of vocal delays and steady bass to the over-the-top ending…

SAY NO by Tilda Allie: Review Tilda Allie is a talented Swedish music producer, singer, and visual artist who is currently based in South East London. Neo-soul, triphop, and electronica with jazz fusion are some of the musical styles that she finds enlightening. The track “SAY NO” is a deep…

Coffee by Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends: Review After issuing a series of singles and a double album in 2021, singer and guitarist Alien Friend’s solo endeavor Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends is back with a 4-minute track “Coffee”. It is a smooth, fluid, melodic trip that isn’t…

Napier Days is a solo endeavor debuted in 2021 with the release of two singles on Soundcloud and later Spotify.He has been playing the keyboard, some piano, and primarily acoustic and electric guitars since he was a young child. He gained his first notoriety in the Berlin music scene with…

Holding Patterns by Burs: Album Review The Burs, a Toronto psych-folk band, use music to convey their philosophy. The four members of the indie band are all dedicated musicians, and their ethereal, heartfelt anthems are the result of their collaborative artistic efforts. They just came out with an album called…

Justice Now! by Barista: Album Review Barista’s new album “Justice Now” has 11 tracks that are both powerful and thought-provoking with political connotations and social injustices across the globe in an attempt at a fusion genre. The very first track “The Night Train” sets the tone of the album but…

Watershed by David Arn: Album Review Today’s all about David’s latest release “Watershed,” – a collection of acoustic songs, written and recorded at the height of the epidemic that explores themes of loneliness and alienation in the midst of tumultuous feelings. The title song “Watershed” is dedicated to a friend…