ROCK

Norwegian composer and multi-instrumentalist Filip Dahl returns with “Learning to Breathe Again,” an instrumental release that arrived this November 21st, exhaling deep after years of holding tension in the chest. Dahl, whose career stretches from 70s rock stages to a renowned engineering tenure at Brygga Studio, has spent the past…

SLADE & ENGLAND slam the accelerator to the floor with “JET CAR,” their futuristic rock-pop thrill ride released on November 20, 2025. Built on the creative chemistry between London musician Tony England and lyricist Michael Slade, the track takes their partnership into bold new territory. After charming listeners with their…

Jack Flint, long admired for his work with Sea Gods, steps into solo territory with “Dirty Road,” released this November 7th, 2025. With bright, anthemic indie rock with his band, Flint pivots here into something moodier and far more personal. Rooted in his belief that beauty hides in decay and…

CMD.EXE’s debut full-length love.language.model is a digital requiem built for a future that already feels uncomfortably close. Released from Tucson on November 6, 2025, the album functions like a machine dreaming aloud. It imagines a self-aware system sifting through the remnants of humanity, through home movies, lost recordings, fractured memories,…

Matthew Lee and the Standbys step into the spotlight with Black Book, a debut album, like the carefully collected pages of a life examined, lived through, and rewritten. Out now on all streaming platforms, the ten-track record gathers songs Matthew Lee Patterson penned across the last decade, threading them into…

Shristy steps boldly into her Fractured era with “Waiting 4 U,” a cinematic pop anthem that fuses emotional vulnerability with a crackling 2000s pop-punk edge. Following her breakout EP Summer Solstice, this new single is edgier, louder, and shaped by the sting of a breakup that forced her to confront…

AMELINA rings in the season with “A New Year’s Wish,” a sparkling pop-rock anthem that folds teen-pop nostalgia, holiday shimmer, and a healthy shot of self-belief into a track built for anyone standing at the edge of a new beginning. Fresh off her growing momentum across pop platforms, she leans…

Madrid’s long-running one-man experimental project The Kiss That Took A Trip, the visionary work of M.D. Trello, returns with “The Kiss That Took A Trip,” a sprawling almost 21-minute epic that pushes his ambient–post-rock–art-pop universe into a new, unrulier dimension. Trello has spent nearly two decades crafting music that refuses…

Stellan Wahlström Drift Band’s new release The Sleeper – A Live Collection stitches together decades of performances into one immersive document, offering a rare window into the band’s evolution from New York clubs to Stockholm’s literary salons. Rather than a typical live album, it feels like a curated time capsule…

Minneapolis punk icon Cindy Lawson is back with “The Reckoning” — a fiery, no-holds-barred anthem for anyone who’s ever been burned or betrayed. After walking away from the scene she helped build alongside The Replacements and Soul Asylum, Lawson returns with a vengeance on Hygh Tension Records (TLG)/Virgin Records. The…