Reviews

Hudson Thames’ “Wrong” is that late-night drive kind of song—the one you play on repeat when you’re wrestling with your feelings and the silence feels too loud. With a voice that’s equal parts gentle and anguished, Hudson spills his insecurities like a confession. His breath falls softly with each line,…

Joho’s southside thrill ride feels like cruising through a neon-lit city at midnight—vibrant, raw, and unmistakably alive. Right from the jump, “dan marino gran torino” hits like a speeding car, all shimmering while rumbling beats make your pulse race. Joho’s voice slides effortlessly from soulful melodies to rapid-fire raps, capturing…

Avenida Corrientes is back, and they’re making sure you feel it with ‘Desert,’ a synthpop banger dripping with nostalgia and modern flair. This track transports you straight to a neon-lit dancefloor somewhere between the ‘80s and the future—think Erasure’s signature charm fused with sleek contemporary production. The ‘Sahara Mix,’ is…

The Sway’s When Worlds Collide is an album that shouldn’t have existed—but somehow, against all odds, it does. Originally recorded in 2011 and now re-released in 2025, it’s a snapshot of a band that came back together after years apart, only to be met with creative clashes, personal struggles, and…

Sehore’s debut album, LADENCIA, is a genre-blurring, delightfully chaotic mix of alt-rock, kitsch, and unexpected harmonies that keep your ears on edge. It refuses to be boxed in—one moment, you’re floating through dreamy guitar riffs, and the next, you’re hit with dissonant chords that jolt you awake. It plays with…

Neil C. Young’s “Crazy For You” is a full-throttle sonic excavation of Madonna’s classic, pulling a forgotten backing vocal from the outro and launching it straight into the spotlight. This is a resurrection. “Crazy For You” doesn’t rush to impress—it simmers. It opens with a hypnotic drone, an eerie, buzzing…

The Trusted’s Iridescence is exactly what it promises—a shimmering, electrifying burst of indie rock that pulses with energy, emotion, and just the right amount of swagger. Hailing from Southend-on-Sea, this four-piece has crafted a collection of tracks that feel both stadium-ready and intimately personal, blending the spices from The Strokes,…

Spectre Horsemen Pale With Dust’s latest EP, Hisayasu Satō Voyeurism Blues, is an atmosphere, a descent into an eerie, slow-motion dream where you’re never quite sure if you’re alone. Dripping in noir-jazz moodiness and ghostly distortion, the project hails from Misery, England (which feels too fitting), and it lingers in…

Eddie Cohn’s latest single, “Wheels Stop,” is a sonic gut-punch wrapped in raw emotion, driving beats, and a vocal performance that practically vibrates with urgency. Hailing from Los Angeles, Cohn assembles a powerhouse of musicians, Jake Reed, Dan Lutz, Brett Farkas, and Phil Peterson, to craft a deeply personal and…

JB Elwood’s “Right Here” wraps you in warmth before hitting you with a tidal wave of raw emotion. Released on February 20, 2025, this pop-alternative anthem isn’t just about moving on from past trauma—it’s about finding the person who makes healing possible. And Elwood delivers that message with a sound…