Reviews

Sargassi returns with “Va’ dove t’importa, cuore”, a rock-driven album that balances irony, introspection, and emotional release with striking precision. Built as a deeply personal journey, the record unfolds like a series of inner dialogues, where themes of absence, identity, and renewal are explored without ever losing a sense of…

For You Brother revisits the past with renewed purpose on “Don’t You Want Me”, an album that blends decades of songwriting into a cohesive, modern rock statement. Rooted in a deep sense of reflection and tribute, the project carries both personal history and forward momentum, reintroducing earlier material with updated…

Mortez channels intensity and emotional weight into “Purgatory,” a striking release that navigates the space between torment and transformation with unapologetic depth. Formed by Rachele Royale and Brett Daniels, the project leans into a darker, more introspective side of modern pop, blending cinematic tension with a sense of personal reckoning.…

Jordan Johnson and Bree tap into the emotional grey areas of modern relationships with “Complicated Tune,” a sleek pop duet that turns uncertainty into something both captivating and deeply relatable. Built on crisp production and a strong melodic foundation, the track thrives on the push and pull between two perspectives…

Lana Crow leans into both instinct and exhilaration with “In Spirit,” a vibrant electronic-pop release that transforms a fleeting dream into a fully realized dancefloor moment. Known for her ethereal yet accessible songwriting, Crow steps into a more rhythm-forward space here, blending retro disco influences with sleek modern production. The…

KLYR drops a sunlit, cinema-ready debut with the album My Great Sunrise (released 20 March 2026). Built on a simple mission, with bright, original sound signatures inspired by global cities and dubstep energy, KLYR sculpts an electronic sunrise, reminiscent of film-score sweep and late-night club pulse. Right away you can…

Hailing from Warwickshire and dropped on 10 March 2026, Rubbish Party return with a bruising, bittersweet single called “Plastic Orange.” Led by lyricist Evan Zorn Von Berg, whose world-smash EP Love and Decay announced them on the map, the band straps together synth wizardry, roaring guitar, and a bruised, theatrical…

Ford France Kennedy’s “Assassinate My Love” is pop dressed for the funeral and the afterparty at once. It is seductive, stylized, and just self-aware enough to know exactly how dangerous its own imagery is. Kennedy is building a world. In that world, romance arrives already lit like a movie scene,…

From the quiet corners of the Dutch delta comes Joseph Turner & The Dudes of Hazard, an indie-folk outfit built on a simple but powerful idea: songs first, everything else second. Led by songwriter Joseph Turner and supported by a rotating circle of collaborators, the project blends reflective storytelling with…

Martin Lloyd Howard is creating a full-on soundscape, as a classically trained English guitarist who’s dipped his toes into folk, blues, and rock. Howard brings a seasoned touch to his instrumental work, and “Rapids” feels like a perfect meeting point of technique and imagination. What started off as a technical…