

"Happy People Won't Hear (Album Version)" by Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends Might Be the Cleverest Song About Apathy!
If this is your first run-in with Alien Friend's world, "Happy People Won't Hear (Album Version)" is a perfect place to start.
Sharanya Nadar
Jul 8


Vemalo Remind Us That Home Is a Feeling, Not a Place in their Latest Release, "Sense of Home"
Vemalo's "Sense of Home" is about searching for somewhere you feel safe, loved, and held. It may be a place, or a person, who just feels like home, you know?
Sharanya Nadar
Jul 7


"August Came" by GISKE Turns a Fading Summer Into Twelve-String Magic
GISKE's "August Came" is a gorgeous piece of jangle-pop that wears its inspirations proudly on its sleeve.
Sharanya Nadar
Jun 21


Meet the Brighton Artist, Fierce Friend Who Made Heartbreak Sound Like a Rush in "Make Me Forget You"
Fierce Friend's "Make Me Forget You" stands as a breakup song wearing the disguise of a burst of energy which is short-lived, restless, and held together by equal parts guitar momentum and emotional contradiction.
Sharanya Nadar
May 25


Korda Korder's "Everything You Ever Wanted To Be" Makes You Rethink Every Version of Yourself You've Ever Performed
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.
Sharanya Nadar
May 7


"City of Sails" by Microbes Subtlely Captures The Truth Of Commercialisation
"City of Sails" by Microbes is a truly tragic observation into how the value of creativity is lost to commercialisation.
Sharanya Nadar
Apr 4


Emily Daccarett's "Another World" Covers Love, Loss, and a Little Bit of the Cosmos
Where "Another World" sits in the aftermath of love, "Clarity" lives in the rush of it, that terrifying, wonderful feeling of realising you've found someone your whole self recognises.
Sharanya Nadar
Apr 2


Lana Crow Explores Divine Connection in Latest Release, "What Brings You Back"
"What Brings You Back" might be her boldest move yet. The premise alone is gutsy: What if divine presence showed up not with answers, but with questions?
Sharanya Nadar
Jan 15
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