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Kat Kikta’s latest single, “Was It Almost Love?” having arrived September 19, is an evocative dive into the space between heartbreak and healing. Known for her alt-pop sound that brings together lyrical intimacy and atmospheric production, Kat once again turns her experiences into a universal story, one that lingers on…

The 1930s were a decade of innovation and transformation in the music world. Despite the economic hardships of the Great Depression, this era gave birth to musical genres and albums that would shape popular culture for decades to come. From the rise of swing and big band music to the…

It’s rare when a record rides the wave of an entire genre, rarer still when that record launches and defines one. Block’s underground cult-hit record Lead Me Not Into Penn Station was originally released in 1996 as a handout at shows and out of the back of Block’s car, and…

Larry Karpenko’s new single, “Ladybug Field,” recorded at Kreation Records Studio in Loma Linda and released this year, reflects on wonder, presence, and rediscovery. Remembering watching his children play among hundreds of ladybugs in a park, the track transforms a fleeting family moment into a meditation on belonging, joy, and…

Edie Yvonne releases her latest track, “Look Me in the Eye,” the lead single from her forthcoming EP of the same name. Known for her sharp lyrical storytelling and vulnerable delivery, the Los Angeles–based singer-songwriter takes a striking step away from her earlier pop sensibilities, and ventures into a grounding,…

Trauma Glow’s latest single, “million in one,” created in collaboration with Vienna-based artist Sakura Katsuura Chow, is a daring step for the Austrian alternative outfit. Since their 2023 debut, the band has carved a niche across Europe with their shoegaze-rooted sound, constantly twisting it with eclectic influences. Here, they take…

HMRC returns with their newest single, “Flat Circle,” turning towards darker, more existential territory. Known for their gritty rock edge and biting social commentary, the band now leans into something heavier, where singer Lloyd Holmes bares despair and empathy in a way that feels unflinching. Recorded intensely, the song plunges…

Southwest Michigan’s Vineyard Chicks, the sister trio of Kayla, Trie, and Bunkie, step into new emotional territory with their latest single, “Power in the Pain,” released on August 29, 2025. With their energetic live sets and classic rock covers, the band began carving out their own path in 2024 with…

Born in New Jersey but raised in London since the age of two, OLI (Olivia Masek) has built her career on balancing contrasts, building cinematic soundscapes with intimacy, American directness with British poise. After her acclaimed debut When It All Goes Quiet, which featured collaborations with Zara Hudson-Kozdoj and even…

After thirty years away from the studio, British singer-songwriter Glenn Greenhill returns with Cognito, a sprawling 82-minute, 12-track album released digitally on August 29, 2025, with a double vinyl edition scheduled for autumn 2026. Far from being a nostalgia trip, this record is a fearless fusion of progressive rock, Latin,…