3 Feet From A Vein (Seraphim Mix) by Stuart Pearson: Review On today’s rare find, I’m going to press you into giving 3 Feet from A Vein (Seldom Seen Slim) a listen because it’s possibly the most underrated song! Stuart Pearson, the main vocalist with a deep, calming performance who’s…
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Hidden path by Perttu Leinonen: Review There is something about one of the happiest countries in the world, Finland. Whether it’s the cleanest air or the gorgeous landscapes which can be seen, you can’t deny it also pays homage to amazing musicians. So, today let us take you into the…
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Not as the Way Things Are by Glenarvon: Review Oh sweet nostalgia, you have returned with the sweetest melody. Thank you very much Glenarvon for bringing back that old familiar feeling with your song ‘Not as the Way Things Are’. Ladies and gentlemen, let me explain the highlights of the…
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One Coin Two Sides by Willjoy: Review Willjoy, a Finnish artist, is a rare find. His one-of-a-kind blend of grit and funk into electronic dance music and rock. Over the past two years, he has devoted himself to the music industry, which has resulted in the release of his newest…
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Mnk Sht Album by SLOW.FALL: Album Review Have you also accidentally discovered slow.fall through its album Mnk Sht and need someone to resonate with your feelings of contempt? It’s an unconventional 10-piece album, filled with washy experimental ambient music that sill up the noise in the background, and takes you…
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Favorite Mistake by The Domain and Lousy: Review Under the stage name “The Domain,” Australian artist Michael McKean is making waves in the electronic music scene. He’s a self-taught musician who can DJ, sing, and produce and mix his own music. After much waiting, his single “Favorite Mistake,” a collaboration…
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Whoa by Rauly: Review “Whoa” by Rauly starts off with a funky-dreamlike guitar riff. It’s such a juicy tone, and an excellent intro. Rauly’s voice has deep roots within Pop and R&B, he’s got a nice tone and manages to stay catchy all throughout the song. There are some synth…
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Joan of Arc by Mia Mormino: Review Mia Mormino, a solo singer-songwriter, has released a filmic tune that urges audiences to turn their suffering into strength. An epic resonating track by Mia, ‘Joan of Arc’ surely sets the benchmark for warrior-like music. As the music starts, a soft piano embellishes…
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Doll Riot EP by Doll Riot: Review Chaos, mayhem, madness – call them what you will, this all garage band had the totally right idea when they set their ways to come together and wreak havoc upon Earth with their debut album “Doll Riot”. Producing post-punk, alt-grunge songs with a…
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Forget the Name by Express Office Portico: Review On today’s latest music find, we’re jamming to Express Office Portico’s Indie rock-infused “Forget The Name” and confronting the nature of duality that resides within us. It is an upbeat indie-pop soundtrack filled with a delicate wash of synthesizers, jangly guitars, and…