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Review By Glen Parkes Kamber’s single, “Chemical” (out July 15), is a beautifully layered alternative pop gem that blends delicate introspection with a buoyant, dreamy soundscape. Drawing influence from the emotional depth a track that is both haunting and hopeful. At the heart of “Chemical” is the repeated mantra, “Float on by,” [more…]

Review By Darren McIntyre Monoliyth are a death metal outfit from Melbourne, Australia who formed in 1998 and who’s intensity & passion for extreme music has remained consistant throughout their catalogue & live shows. The boys have given us Cosmic Citizens EP in 1998, Full Attack Demo in 2005, Imminent Demise LP [more…]

Review By Darren McIntyre Charlotte Sands is an alt – pop trailblazer from Los Angeles, California who came to our attention in 2018when she won Best Breakthrough Album @ Heavy Music Awards. Charlotte has amassed over 300 million streams and all this whilst remaining a fully independent artist, Charlotte has shared the [more…]

Review By Darren McIntyre Hollow Souls are a new blues – rock super – collective outfit from the brainchild of Kris Barras who was inspired by US Supergroup Supersonic Blues Machine. Hollow Souls were created as a homegrown jam band as a sparring exercise during his downtime, from his humble beginnings in [more…]

Review By Glen Parkes Levi Robin’s latest release, “When The Sun Comes Out,” is a tender, quietly powerful track that marks a turning point in his journey as an artist. With over a million listeners already drawn to his deeply personal storytelling, this new offering deepens his connection with audiences through a [more…]

Review By Glen Parkes Scottish pop-rock outfit The Painting return with “Scarlett”, an upbeat, romantic whirlwind drenched in cinematic nostalgia and dreamy synth textures. Out now on SoundCloud, the track is a playful yet emotionally resonant love story with a fangirl twist—complete with Harry Styles on repeat and hearts racing in time [more…]

Review By Glen Parkes Emerging Belfast-based artist Jonathan Baxter delivers a quietly devastating reflection on emotional deception with his cinematic second single, “Piracy” (out August 29). Known for crafting soul-etched alternative songs, Baxter leans deep into lyrical vulnerability, creating a track that is both intimate and expansive in its emotional reach. “Piracy” [more…]