ROCK

“Roly Moes” by SALt is a haunting and immersive journey into the moral bindings of familial relationships. The song, recorded and produced by the band in Edinburgh, unfolds like a dark narrative, weaving a tale of loss, despair, and, ultimately, redemption. Musically, “Roly Moes” draws inspiration from dark melodic influences…

“The Boiled Frog” by Glaswegian pop-punk band Spoonr is a blistering anthem that delves deep into the complexities of contemporary society while delivering an infectious, high-energy performance. Released as the second track from their upcoming album, World B, the song is a scathing critique of societal complacency and the insidious…

“Free at Last” by Matt Deangelis is a heartfelt anthem of resilience and hope, crafted with introspective lyrics and soulful melodies that resonate deeply with listeners. At just 25 years old, Deangelis showcases a maturity and depth in his songwriting that belies his age, drawing from personal experiences and steadfast…

“Hyacinth” by Kreajours delves into the depths of unrequited love capturing all its jealousy and desperation with a raw, psychedelic, and introspective exploration. The track, hooking from the first chord, emanates a sense of longing and melancholy and engorges us in a fictional romance between a young man and a…

“Floating Away” by Gary Dranow is more than just a tune to hum along to. Sure it’s easy to listen to, and it pulls you right away with the catchy and comforting organic music. But what holds your attention is the ethos and the pain in the lyrics. It’s when…

Vancouver-based psychedelic rock band Wuji lives up to their status quo with their latest album, Transcendence. The album is what all of us can relate to while head-nodding to the infectious jams. It’s loosely conceptual as it tries to connect to us trying to find an identity and somewhere we…

Shelf Life by Waxy Shellac And The Tasteless Apples is a delightful musical journey rife with wit, satire, and poignant social commentary. Released on January 27th, Shelf Life explores various facets of human experiences, from weirdly specific anecdotes to important political allegories, all wrapped in catchy melodies and engaging instrumentation.…

Eddie Cohn’s “Who or What I Was Before” is a compelling ode to the grunge era, echoing the raw intensity and emotional depth that defined the genre. From its thunderous drums to the raspy vocals, the song encapsulates the essence of 90s rock while infusing it with a contemporary edge.…

“Purple” by Florence & The Bare Souls is a tantalizing musical experience as sensual as freeing and anthemic. This seven-piece Bristol band delivers a soulful, rock-infused masterpiece that energizes you to feel your fieriest. Drawing from influences spanning soul, rock from the 70s to today, and blues, “Purple” captivates from…

Lovescope by SIR-VERE, released on January 26th, is your ticket to infectious punk enmeshed with electronic music and acid. Fronted by Craig Hammond, the album is finalized with studio chief Gary Morland on guitars, bass, keyboards, and production, along with Stevie Vega handling programming and DJ remixing. Lovescope kicks off…