Bloomfield Machine's 'Algorithm' and Blues, for me, became a feeling. Where the digital and the human keep bumping into each other in interesting ways. The album consists of atmospheric density that I found disorienting in the best way.

OBLIK OBLOKI's "Forever Young" is an experimental is a synth-pop track that layers soft vocal pop track layering soft vocals with bright music. The playful indie vibes, bouncy bass, all made me sway with the music.

The idea of getting in a car and driving far away from our "hellish" problems is certainly a tempting one. And that is exactly the metaphor Rob Fletcher uses in "Hell's Gate".

melliejellie's "all about u" is an analogue EP of three songs that have the Y2K, daydreamy vibes.

"Watch Me Die Inside" is highkey more of a psychological exhibit, like, three rooms, each one illuminating a different state of internal collapse, each one refusing to look away.

Korda Korder's new release, "Everything You Ever Wanted To Be", begins just as good coming-of-age movies do: with a drumbeat establishing itself, followed by a guitar riff that sounds almost like a remembered melody.

"Sleepy Fields" is when existential confusion gets set to the prettiest guitar you've heard all week. It's beautiful, a little disorienting, and strangely comforting.