Marc Soucy is no stranger to music. With a career that stretches back to the 1980s, he has spent decades cultivating a deep and nuanced […]
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Romain Gutsy Blew My Mind Review: A Soulful Wake-Up Call Wrapped in Folk-Pop Elegance
Hailing from the romantic heart of Paris, France, Romain Gutsy is a folk-pop singer-songwriter whose music feels like a handwritten letter, personal, timeless, and deeply […]
Rooftop Screamers feat. Royston Langdon Blink of an Eye Review: A Hauntingly Beautiful Reflection on Life’s Fleeting Moments
In the vibrant indie scene of Portland, Oregon, Rooftop Screamers emerged not just as a band, but as a musical collective with a mission, to […]
Steven Browley Linda Moo and Piggy Sue Review: A Gentle Folk Tale Turned Heartfelt Anthem for the Voiceless
From the quiet yet culturally rich city of Leverkusen, Germany, emerges Steven Browley, a heartfelt singer-songwriter whose artistry is rooted in empathy, nostalgia, and a […]
Bernhard Hollinger – 1987 Review: A Dreamlike Odyssey Through Sound, Subconscious, And Surrealism
Bernhard Hollinger is not your average jazz musician. An award-winning bass player, composer, and producer based in Berlin, Hollinger inhabits a musical world that defies […]
Nick J Harvey – Careful With The Bacon, Steven Review: A Psychedelic Blues Odyssey Through Sound And Soul
Nick J Harvey stands tall as one of Australia’s most compelling blues-rock artists. Hailing from Melbourne, he embodies a rare blend of gritty authenticity and […]
Leon Blanchard Astronaut Review: A Weightless Journey Through Solitude and Emotional Clarity
Hailing from the coastal heart of Grimsby and Cleethorpes in the United Kingdom, Leon Blanchard is a singer-songwriter whose path to musical significance has been […]
Rosetta West Circle of Doubt Review: A Hypnotic Blues-Psychedelic Spiral Through Spiritual Collapse
Hailing from the soulful depths of Chicago, Illinois, Rosetta West is a fiercely independent blues rock band that thrives at the intersection of psychedelia, world […]
La Need Machine Pourquoi? C’est L’Amour! Review: Soaring Harmonies and Soulful Stories of Resilience and Reflection
From the overcast skylines and rain-washed streets of Seattle emerges La Need Machine, a band that doesn’t merely play music, but sculpts sound into stories […]
STREAMER The Island Review: A Cinematic Ballad of Grief, Hope, and Oceanic Emotion
From the historic market town of Faversham in England, STREAMER has been quietly building a name for themselves as one of the UK’s most emotionally […]