“Wacky Disco-prog in a bright red jacket!”
Dark currents run deep: I Ya Toyah's WHITE WALLS is a raw confession and an outstretched hand — confronting the invisible distance between how we appear and what we're actually surviving, with proceeds supporting mental health advocacy. Chalice Sect's Finis Initii closes one era with pulsating beats, dancefloor-insistent melodrama, and EBM-charged post-punk darkness. Jacob's Fall's The War We Miss? is sinfully counterintuitive and deeply atmospheric — symphonic, somber, and dipped in the deepest minor. Alxael's Bleed for the Machine fires a high-energy shot straight at the heart of generative AI.
“One man, one riff, one chaotic ode to blasting past gravity’s grip, turn it up until the walls shake”
“'ARTIFICIAL' is a descent into the void, where illusions shatter and truth emerges from the wreckage—OUT NOW.”
“An album of wild rock and keyboard-based songs built on drum machines, loops and samples.”
“This album is called 'Spot the pattern' because it centers around a mystery concept-- can you clock it??”
“6 minutes of Rock n Roll bliss that transcending moment when you first heard rock for the first time”