In a kaleidoscope of left-field sonic adventures, Matt DeMello's "Canaries for the Cauldron" delivers an unhinged journey through experimental covers and rarities, while Elly Kace explores sacred mundanity with awakening introspection. Method of the W.O.R.M resurrects industrial downtempo gems from 1996, as Shai Sevin crafts pixel-written verses that deepen with each listen. Smokin' Cola rails against cultural alienation through chunky power chords, while Curved Notes embraces hopeful despair in their eerily melancholic soundscape.
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Sardonia Herba
Acherontia Atropos
The album *Acherontia Atropos* is more than just music—it’s a world you’ll want to explore again and again
Blast
Pigs Can Fly
Kerrang - ''sounds for all the world like the Rolling Stones getting the shit pummelled out of them down some sleazy back alley off Red Square.'
DelCobras
Untied (She's The One)
a summer-y blast of punky power-pop that'll have you rolling down your car windows and blasting it loud!