Navigators Art Announce Atmospheric New Show
Navigators Art will present Moss Glow and Shadow Bloom at The Basement, City Screen Picturehouse, York on 19 September 2026, bringing together a diverse line-up of Yorkshire artists for an evening of experimental music, spoken word and immersive performance.
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Bliss Carmxn is Back With a Quirky Indie Pop Anthem
I was introduced to the wonderful world of Bliss Carmxn (real name Adam Kaasa) through his remarkable single Caffeine Orange.
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Dren McDonald Adds Voice to Some Familiar Compositions in New EP, Vox Pterous
Dren McDonald is known to us as an instrumental composer and we’ve previously featured his two video game soundtracks Stay: Forever Home Vol. 1: Chaos and Vol. 2: Cozy in 2025 and 2026.
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Discovery: giovimo80
Now it’s time for something a little different to the stuff I usually share here – E Resterai is a song by Italian vocalist giovimo80, sung … Continue reading Discovery: giovimo80
Discovery: Litany Blue
Indie outfit Litany Blue have just released an amazing new single titled The Hit, taken from their album Examination. It’s a fantastically catchy piece of music … Continue reading Discovery: Litany Blue
Interview: Cale Anderson
On Cale Anderson’s latest record, Yemaya (We All Come from the Goddess), the sacred is blending perfectly with the electronic, blending the sacred with the electronic … Continue reading Interview: Cale Anderson
Album Review: Cale Anderson – Yemaya (We All Come from the Goddess)
Occupying a rare space where spiritual devotion, electronic experimentation and intimate folk songwriting collide, Victoria-based producer and singer-songwriter Cale Anderson has managed to deliver a deeply … Continue reading Album Review: Cale Anderson – Yemaya (We All Come from the Goddess)
Mosh: A Round-Up Review of Underground Metal Music
I’ve always been a big fan of the metal genre, attending the annual Download Festival every year I can manage. Metal seems to be picking up … Continue reading Mosh: A Round-Up Review of Underground Metal Music
Live Review: York Shakespeare Project’s Summer Sonnets
York Shakespeare Project’s Summer Sonnets are back at Holy Trinity Church, Goodramgate until 15 August. The performance includes 10 sonnets woven around the theme of a tennis club, so expect rivalry, competition, love matches and scenes of ‘triumph and disaster’ if you decide to head and along to the show.
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