Watch Me Die Inside doesn’t arrive with comforting answers on Infinity Fall III—instead, the trio of songs forces listeners to sit with uncertainty, anxiety, and uncomfortable truths. Built around themes of psychological unrest, the emptiness of routine, and painful self-awareness, the EP embraces emotional confrontation rather than easy catharsis. Across…
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Edinburgh’s Pray Silence arrive with “Kill Room” like a tightly coiled spring finally snapping loose. The follow-up to their debut single “Dragon of Chaos,” the track sees the duo, singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Marky Wildtype alongside multidisciplinary artist and vocalist Sam Siggs, fully embracing the heavier direction they’ve been building…
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The Frank James Band takes an unexpected yet rewarding turn with “Believe,” a heartfelt single that swaps the group’s heavier rock roots for a warmer, more reflective sound. Led by Montreal songwriter Frank James and produced by Cornwall music veteran Marc Muir, the track arrives as a preview of the…
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Banquet Darling returns with “Shivers and Echoes,” the third and final single ahead of the release of the sophomore album NOW, and it’s one sultry curtain-raiser. The project of Newcastle-based artist Todd Kilby, Banquet Darling has always thrived on bending genres and expectations. Having spent years travelling the world as…
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Lior Golan’s debut EP MIDNIGHT TRAINS is a hard-earned document of survival. The Tel Aviv-based musician finally brings to life recordings that sat untouched for four years while he battled PTSD, addiction, grief, and the long road back to sobriety. Alongside longtime collaborator and guitarist Gabriel Lefelman, whose creative partnership…
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At just 24 years old, Sheffield singer-songwriter Thomas Carter continues to carve out his place within the indie and dark folk landscape with “Sympathy,” a deeply introspective single that balances poetic songwriting with emotional vulnerability. Rooted in his background as a classical guitarist, Carter writes, records, and produces the track…
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Behind The Ulkerrs is Daniel Fokin, a composer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer whose musical journey began in childhood and has since stretched from instrumental performance to composing soundtracks for animation and television. That cinematic instinct subtly carries over into “Love Me Crazy,” which combines indie-pop charm with heartfelt songwriting, exploring…
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Jules ‘Nova steps into deeply personal territory with “D.S.P – Radio Edit,” an emotionally charged alternative rock single that transforms psychological turmoil into an immersive listening experience. Based between London and Eryri in North Wales, the classically trained singer-songwriter continues carving out a sound that fuses atmospheric rock with contemporary…
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Pierre-Stéphane wears many hats, and “Trust” feels like the soundtrack to the balancing act that comes with wearing too many at once. Based in Ottawa, the independent multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and producer spends his days working construction as a glazier before retreating to his home studio to build music entirely on…
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Kamila Csenge’s debut album Behind the Universe is an ambitious instrumental jazz journey that reaches far beyond technical brilliance. A Czech guitarist, composer, and Berklee College of Music graduate who earned summa cum laude honors and the prestigious John LaPorta Award, Csenge channels her impressive musical pedigree into a record…