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Like to Look Sad by Lane Lines: Review The melodic soul of Lane Lines is a spectacular union of indie-pop and electronica. In between dreamy guitars and trippy vocal segments arrives Lane’s track “Like to Look Sad.” The song is an intriguing combination of mood and melancholy, themes in which…

High Flying Birds by S J Denney: Review The Essex-based singer-songwriter S J Denney leaves the worldly problems behind and soars high in his new nomadic anthem High Flying Birds. The title of the song was inspired by Elton John and Noel Gallagher. All the artist needed now was a…

Pretty Vacant by Ted & Alice Miller: Review Ted & Alice Miller’s ‘Pretty Vacant’ is a lovely and carefree folk soundtrack that showcases their musical talents and playful lyrical approach as a husband-wife duo. It is a cover of the original ‘Pretty Vacant’ by the Sex Pistols that was released…

365 Days of Entropy by Leonardo Barilaro: Review The soundtrack ‘365 Days of Entropy’ by Leonardo Barilaro takes the listener on a journey to the furthest reaches of the universe. His dedication to the universe is audible in every note of this gorgeous homage to the stars. This piano piece…

Update by Niky Pasolini: Album review ‘Update’, a nine-track album by London-based singer/songwriter Niky Pasolini. came out on January 20th. The album is soothing to the ears with each song sounding quite heavenly. You can hear the banjo, piano, violin, and guitar throughout ‘Update’, lending a lighthearted and catchy indie…

Kryo by IRJA: EP Review London-based electronica duo IRJA have released their five-song EP, ‘Kryo’, which is a hypnotic voyage into a realm of pulsating electronica and ethereal voices. The first track on the EP, ‘Cavistrau’ opens with a spooky, atmospheric introduction that eventually swells into a pulsing musical bed.…

Love Is Poison by Amya-Ray: EP Review It is helpful to be reminded that love is not always a picnic as we go into the most romantic time of the year. Brighton’s own up-and-coming artist Amya-Ray has returned after several years of absence with her debut EP, ‘Love Is Poison’,…

Songs to the Sea by Michael Crean: Album Review “Songs to the Sea” is a folktronica album brought to life by London-based artist Michael Crean. Experimentation at its finest, the songwriter channels spoken word and futuristic melodies for a dynamic outcome. The opening number “Water” feels like a reflective journal…

Mirror by Paytron Saint: Review Mirror, the latest single from the melodic grunge band hailing from Amber Valley, Derbyshire ‘Paytron Saint’ is an introspective dialogue of opposing ideas of living. Bridging the gap between the timeless classic sound of vintage prog and modern indie, the song is a kaleidoscope of…

Galaxies by KINO: Review Anthony La Corte is KINO an astounding electronic artist who creates deep trance melodies. Ambient and trap beats blend together in a tasty mix to form KINO’s track “Galaxies.” It truly is a space-like tune filled with subtle guitar notes and atmospheric effects tagging along. KINO’s…