Featured - Week 17 - 04/27/26
New - Week 17 - 04/27/26
““Hypnotic… ancestral and ritualistic' Edgar Allan Poets/ “It’s not just a track—it’s a sonic ritual' Obliq.”
“A 2-CD release running over 2 hours long. for fans of extreme synthesizer music, relaxing at times, psychedelic & trippy or disturbing as well.”
“Twenty-Five Years is the debut album from UK indepenmdent rock band Storm of Crows, featuring twelve guitar-driven songs.”
“In this release, she explores her roots, tapping into the deep energy of East Slavic songs, with themes centered around the cyclicity of life.”
“Bullies in the schoolyard, bullies on the playground. Takin' your lunch, takin' your change. Your face they want to rearrange”
“Honesty Doesn't Pay is the debut album of Boston/NYC-based art rock project Supermarket Parking Lot, spanning 11 tracks of heartbreak, anxiety, rumination, and acceptance.”
“A psychedelic and experimental series of soundscapes in the vein of experimental trap and post pop.”
“Punishing and emotionally charged assault, fusing groove and dissonance into a devastating statement of rage!”
“A glitchy, club-ready manifesto where sacred ritual meets bad-bitch rebellion ✝️⚡, forging a new sisterhood 👑 out of liberation 🔓, equality ⚖️, and unapologetic queer power 🌈”
“A genre-bending, acoustic jazz journey recorded in total darkness, where handcrafted kalimbas and a 'growling' cello create a natural randomness—structured enough to be intentional, but organic eno...”
“Through melody and dissonance, [DIS]COMFORT explores themes of habitual struggles, circular thinking, the paradox of finding comfort in that which is ultimately self-destructive, and the faint hope...”
“An epic, cinematic Valentine to screen legend and honorary Swede Ginger Rogers.”
“Rhythmic Steps returns with unstoppable energy, delivering a powerful new release from Phluke.”
“A self-produced Swedish electronic pop debut exploring identity, pressure, and the journey from shame to self-definition.”