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RISE’s latest single “Dreams,” released on May 8th, is an unflinching, high-octane burst of optimism wrapped in gritty guitar riffs and emotionally honest lyricism. Hailing from Liverpool, this four-piece outfit—Sam Kinley (bass/vocals), Paul Kinley (keys/backing vocals), Alex Mahoney (drums), and Brian Petch (guitar)—have crafted a track that creates the chaos…

With “Angela,” Ubiquity Machine delivers a dreamy, slow-burning love song that’s equal parts melancholy and magnetic—a wistful lullaby for the heartsick and hopeful. Released on February 28, 2025, the indie-alt duo returns with a track that floats on shimmering textures and emotional honesty, capturing that heady mix of romantic infatuation…

Evan Zorn Von Berg, best known as the enigmatic frontman of Rubbish Party, steps into a spectral new persona with his solo debut, and “Vengeance” is its burning centerpiece. Rooted in the haunted soil of Von Berg’s supposed past life as a Germanic Lord from the 6th–7th century, the song…

Krissy Adaluz pulls no punches with “In the Medium,” as it swells with dark energy, emotional rawness, and an eerie sense of presence. Right from the jump, you’re sucked into a thick, droning atmosphere laced with metallic pulses and glitchy textures that feel like they’re crawling through your headphones. It’s…

CS Hellmann’s new single Waves Waves, released on May 8, 2025, is a magnetic blend of shadowy ambiance, introspective grit, and unapologetic guitar mastery. Produced by Jared Corder at the atmospheric Polychrome Ranch studio in East Tennessee, this track plunges deep into the artist’s internal psyche, where subconscious wrestles with…

1999 by LIQUEEDO is letting memory, grief, and growth spill out as it releases. From the very first delicate piano notes, it takes you into someone’s most private journal entry, the kind written at 2 a.m. with trembling hands and a breaking heart. Then come the surging drums and fuzzy…

John & Yoko. Jack and Meg. Now Lexy & Mike – a creatively offbeat English husband and wife songwriting and musical duo based in Tāmaki Makaurau (Auckland) NZ. Following Lexytron’s genre-bending debut album ‘Something Blue’, lead singer Lexy slips into something more electronic on ‘Something New’, pairing an alternative pop…

Time to Go by Cogley stumbles into on a rainy afternoon and ends up clutching to your chest like an old diary. With The Silent Sea, Paul Cogley (now simply “Cogley”) submerges us in a fluid, introspective journey that feels both deeply personal and quietly universal. It’s water in musical…

Mike Bloom’s “Natural Disaster” steps into a velvet time machine lined with synths, heartache, and 80s glow. It kicks off with the dreamy warmth of glistening guitar, featherlight tapping beats, and Bloom’s falsetto weaving through it all like a voice trapped inside a love-laced memory. And somewhere between the shimmering…

Zachary Mason takes a long, winding, and totally worth-it road trip through the surreal and sentimental with his dreamy new single, “Madness Gladness.” This track may have gone through three rounds of recording chaos since its 2021 inception, but what’s landed in 2025 is a hazy, heartfelt slice of dream-pop-meets-soft-rock…