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MJ Lake’s “Falling From The Floor”: Stitching Fractured Epiphanies into a Cohesive Tapestry

Let me tell you something—listening to "Falling From The Floor" feels a bit like slipping through the cracks of your own memories. It's not...

Charts and Graphs Impresses With “Assume The Position”

Post-punk and corporate jargon have seldom been this intimate. When Charts and Graphs dropped "Assume the Position," I wasn’t expecting them to twist a...

“Do I Scare You?” by Anthony Quaid: The Soundtrack to Your Uncomfortable Truths

Anthony Quaid’s newest single, "Do I Scare You?", opens like a thunderstorm in slow motion—the kind where the brewing tension isn’t just in the...

Sharleene Delivers Emotional Depth In Debut Single “Keep Coming Back”

Ghanaian singer/songwriter Sharleene officially makes her debut with a fresh and compelling track titled, “Keep Coming Back” produced by Kwesi Lu. The single is...

“Soldier” by Dax & Tom MacDonald: When the Battlefield is Your Heart

Not all wars are fought with guns. Some battles are waged in traffic jams, in empty kitchens, or in the hollow space between a...

Heaven Awaits “Reborn in the Spirit”: The Messy Transformation of Faith and Doubt

The moment Heaven Awaits drops "Reborn in the Spirit," you can almost feel an invisible crack in the atmosphere, where the sacred meets the...

Retaining the Mystery: The Only Objects’ ‘Access Will Be Retained’ Review

No one expects an avant-garde power trio from South Australia to write the soundtrack to a world we're all too afraid to admit we're...

“Heart Beat” by Jehnniel: The Sonic Echo of Unfinished Novels

The first thing you might not expect? “Heart Beat” by Jehnniel moves like a cloud that both hides and reveals the sun depending on...

“You Found Me” by Double Ace EMPA: The Curious Quietness of a Revival

Did anyone expect Arne, Dutch lyricist-cum-theatre wielder, to crash into the musical cosmos at 52? Probably not. If life’s a stage, Double Ace EMPA...

Neuro-Riffs: Bob Saganas Plugs into ‘Grey Matter’

Brains are a strange thing, aren't they? All those neurons firing wildly in some sort of chaotic ballet, every thought a hurricane held hostage...

“Dream River” by Natalie Bouloudis: Where Memories Flow and Time Drowns

Time isn’t sand slipping through your fingers. It's more like a river—a "Dream River", perhaps—carving out canyons, forging paths, and drowning things you thought...

Cedar Compher’s ‘Coming Home’ Takes You on a Journey of Healing

You ever try to hug a ghost? That's the feeling Cedar Compher hand-delivers with "Coming Home." But don’t get me wrong—it’s not spooky. It’s...

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