It’s difficult to be bold in the face of those who wish we would silently slip away, but that’s exactly what Zora McDonald and her band Dryadic have done with their new album, Permission To Speak.
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As an Emmy-nominated writer and a director, it’s easy to overlook that Sarah McGuinness is also a singer, musician, and spent her early career as a club owner.
Continue reading “Sarah McGuinness Revives Soho Spirit with Re‑Release of Don’t Let Our Love Go”
There are many things out there purporting to be ‘old school’ or ‘retro’ nowadays, but few are the real deal. In the case of DownTown Mystic, aka Robert Allen, his authenticity speaks for itself.
Continue reading “DownTown Mystic Revives E Street Magic on Retro‑Charged Hard Enough Remix”
Sometimes a record is more than just the tracks that make it up. That’s the case with Hollow Star’s Listen EP.
Continue reading “DIY Spirit and Post‑Punk Heart Drive Hollow Star’s Listen EP”
Music has hit a nexus point, I think, grappling with the double-edged sword of modern technology while attempting to keep its soul. Hypergravity, the new album by Coventry’s The Confederation is a prime example.
Continue reading “The Confederation’s innovative and soulful album is an early 2026 highlight”
Brighton alt‑rock duo Wrex talk genre‑hopping freedom, rawer DIY recording, and the high‑energy live ethos powering their new record.
Continue reading “We talk to Wrex ahead of their Fulford Arms Date”
Some topics are well-covered in music, but I can’t think of another album dedicated to the process of game development.
Continue reading “Discovery: Melissa Bianco Turns Creative Risk Into Compelling Pop in Chance Of A Lifetime”
“My musical journey is quite extreme and has a very searching spirit,” states David Kovacs as we talk about his recently released album, I try to breath in a Vortex.
Continue reading “Discovery: Inside the Searching Spirit of David Kovacs’ Experimental World”
Some acts release an album then fizzle out; others release a steady stream of new stuff throughout their career. Some find themselves enduring necessary gaps between releases.
Continue reading “Discovery: Highroad No. 28 returns from hiatus into a changed world”
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