Reviews

“Cue the Cronies” by Kids in Decay is a slow-burning storm of progressive rock and metal, pulling you into its shadowy depths with a hypnotic blend of atmosphere and raw emotion. From the first note, the track drapes itself in a mysterious, cinematic, dark, brooding, and undeniably captivating haze. A…

Simeon Kirkegaard’s * (Yes, Asterisk) has been a decade in the making, recorded across some of Ireland’s finest studios, and touched by legendary hands at Abbey Road, this is a project that oozes both ambition and emotional depth. Kirkegaard, alongside co-producers Gavin Glass and Alwyn Walker, has crafted a sonic…

Audra Watt’s “Daffodils” is a warm embrace that is tight enough to reassure us that hope never really disappears. Written alongside Mary Browder and Grammy-winning songwriter Rebecca Lynn Howard, this Nashville-crafted single carries the weight of resilience and the beauty of new beginnings. Inspired by a heartfelt moment—Kate Middleton’s cancer…

Dan Wilkie’s MelodyBox makes you want to dive headfirst into its quirky, melodic world and never leave. It’s a love letter to 60s and 70s music, packed with nostalgia and also uniqueness. Recorded in his own home studio, this album is a one-man show of musical ambition, where every instrument…

Moon Age’s latest single, “Time is Running Out,” is a shimmering blast of ‘80s nostalgia wrapped in a fresh, modern groove. From the moment the track kicks in, you’re hit with a funky bassline and crisp synth melodies that feel like they’ve been plucked straight from a neon-lit dream. The…

Rosetta West’s “Snake 25” is a slow-burning, shape-shifting beast of a track—six minutes of mysticism, tension, and pure hard-rock grit. It begins in an eerie haze, guitars weaving an almost hypnotic spell before the drums come crashing in, shattering the mood and sending the song into a whirlwind of furious…

“Cry” by Hybrid Kid is here to pull you into its hazy, hypnotic world before you even realize what’s happening. From the get-go, the shimmering layers of sound wash over you, guitars that glisten and jangle, percussion that shakes and jitters like an anxious heartbeat, and drums that hit hard…

“Gotta Go” by Yung K.O.D is a raw, emotional wave that crashes over you with heavy beats and even heavier feelings. From the very first note, the soft piano sets a reflective, almost eerie mood, like a quiet moment of thought before the storm. And then, that muffled, haunting vocal…

“DO YOU?” by Cerys Georgina feels like sunshine breaking through your window on a slow morning—warm, effortless, and instantly mood-lifting. From the first beat, it pulls you in with a pulsating rhythm. The pop synths shimmer like city sparkling sunshine, and as the beat hits hard, Cerys’ voice flows smoothly…

“Bonnet” by Abe Shaw makes you want to dim the lights, sink into your couch, and let the smooth vibes wash over you. From the moment the delicately plucked guitar opens the song, you know you’re in for something intimate, something soulful. Then, Abe’s deep, velvety voice slides in—smooth as…