New York’s Autorub, helmed by multi-instrumentalist Michael Corn, delivers a fierce new single, “The Falling (432 Hz).” Known for its post-grunge roots with bands like Sammy (Geffen) and Heydevils, Autorub brings a gritty, high-energy style to this song that’s both engaging and easy on the ears. “The Falling (432 Hz)”…
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Gilda House’s latest single, “How Bad,” released on October 11th, is a swooningly sensational anthem that challenges societal pressures and celebrates self-liberation. With a blend of sultry vocals and gritty beats, the song captures the essence of reclaiming one’s life and identity. “How Bad” begins with shimmering synths, creating an…
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Tony Oso’s single “Tears” is a compelling anthem of resilience and strength, reflecting the artist’s personal journey of overcoming a spinal condition and finding motivation through adversity. Based in Melbourne, Florida, Tony gives you 80’s new wave vocals and 70’s classic rock instrumentation, all merged into his own brand of…
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“Traffic Disruptor” is a quirky, playful pop song with Americana elements that showcases Davie Simmons’ unique storytelling ability and the evergreen joy and vibrant intrique in his vocals. “Traffic Disruptor” opens with the shimmering sound of a cymbal, soon followed by moody guitar melodies that set the tone. The atmosphere…
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“I Don’t Need You (Someday),” the debut release from Daph Veil, the solo project of Paula Laubach, offers an immersive experience with its dark wave-inspired sound. Released on September 26, 2024, the track was recorded at the Ice Cream Factory Studio in Austin, Texas, with Laubach performing all vocals and…
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“Reckless Enough To Be Free” by Ivory Lake, the musical project of English singer-songwriter Joshua Watts, is a contemplative alt-pop track that delves into themes of depression, nihilism, and the isolating nature of modern life. Based in southern Spain, Watts channels introspective songwriting with a sound reminiscent of artists like…
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Happy people Won’t Hear by Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends: Review
by admin“Happy People Won’t Hear” by Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends is a striking blend of infectious rhythm, storytelling, and social commentary. The track opens with the choral refrain, “Happy people won’t hear,” where the lead vocalist is joined by rich harmonies, creating a sense of unity and soulfulness. Vibrant…
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“Healing Hearts” by RISE featuring stayMellow is an emotionally charged anthem that celebrates the power of companionship and the healing that love and friendship bring into our lives. Produced by Rob Whiteley at Whitewood Studios in Liverpool, the track washes us over with vulnerability and strength through its invigorating music.…
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Mostly Frogs, founded by bass builder, synthesizer and vocalist Jake Serek, makes a striking debut with Cookin’ Cousins, released on October 11, 2024. This genre-bending album gets high on alt-rock, psych, krautrock, prog, and jam-band influences to recreate the joys the band experienced on the road. With contributions from Jay…
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Edgar Allan Poets, the enigmatic noir rock band, have returned with their gripping single “Eclipse,” a rock anthem that embodies defiance with its otherworldly spirit sent from beyond the realms. From the moment the track begins, lush guitar melodies weave an atmospheric web, slowly pulling the listener in. The drums…