The latest offering from innovative rapper RiTchie, entitled “Triple Digits [112],” is a departure from his previous work with Injury Reserve and By Storm. This album, described by RiTchie as a “personal outlet,” showcases a more lighthearted and free-flowing approach to his music. While some may view the lack of […]
Lauran Hibberd’s sophomore album, “Girlfriend Material,” takes listeners on a nostalgic journey back to the early 2000s with its likeable, fuzzy pop-punk sounds reminiscent of Avril Lavigne’s heyday. The album is a collection of relatable lyrics that feel like they were taken straight from Hibberd’s personal journal, creating an intimate […]
Teen in Trouble’s debut album, “Walks a Well-Trodden Path to Mixed Results,” presents a collection of songs that undoubtedly showcase their potential as a young band in the indie music scene. The album opens with the track “Lost in the City,” which sets the tone for what’s to come with […]
The Circus and The Nightwhale by Steve Hackett is a masterful display of musical storytelling and virtuosity that stands as a testament to Hackett’s enduring talent and creativity. The album takes listeners on a journey through a world of forbidden wonder and hidden dangers, with Hackett’s guitar work leading the […]
Beatenberg’s latest album, “The Great Fire of Beatenberg,” marks a significant evolution for the Cape Town-based band as they navigate through a new chapter in London. Comprised of Matthew Field, Robin Brink, and Ross Dorkin, the trio has crafted a sound that blends South African influences with a nod to […]
The Staveley-Taylor sisters, known collectively as The Staves, have embarked on a new chapter with their latest album “All Now.” Following a period of significant change, including the departure of founder member Emily Staveley-Taylor, the reconfigured duo has delivered a collection of gentle, wistful folk pop that showcases their signature […]
Bruce Springsteen’s second album, “The Wild, the Innocent & the E Street Shuffle,” released in 1973, marked a pivotal moment in the musician’s career. Venturing beyond the youthful vibrancy of his debut album, Springsteen delved into a deeper exploration of themes such as love, loss, and reflections on growing up […]
In Chapel of Disease’s latest album, “Echoes of Light”, the band continues to push the boundaries of traditional death metal, embracing a wide range of influences and styles to create a truly unique and unpredictable listening experience. The album showcases the band’s evolution from their earlier, more straightforward death metal […]
Pillow Queens’ latest offering, “Name Your Sorrow”, is a testament to the band’s evolution and willingness to push boundaries. Released on April 19th under Royal Mountain Records, this album marks a departure from the raw energy of their previous work, “In Waiting”, towards a more introspective and polished sound. The […]
BODEGA’s latest album, “Our Brand Could Be Yr Life,” is a refreshing take on the post-punk genre, offering a blend of accessibility and dissonance that hits the mark. With a mix of reimagined older tracks and new additions, the album showcases the band’s growth and evolution over the years. From […]
