Gee Whiz! exploded onto our radar late last year through their beautifully classic number Mr Dinosaur.
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ALLEY (The Band) announced themselves to us late last year through their debut single, The Release (Now It’s Over). Now it’s time to hear their second.
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Railing against an era of political nihilism, Andrew Schneider returns to our pages for the first time since 2023 with his latest single, Astonish Me.
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We’re pretty used to Andrea Pizzo’s high concepts by now, but he and his Purple Mice’s latest project might be the most ambitious yet.
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The ability to capture the energy of a live performance on video is one that’s not to be underestimated, yet singer/songwriter Eyal Erlich does it beautifully with his rendition of All in all.
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An extended rumination on the impact of trauma, The Songbird Chokes is the latest release from Harry Nagle.
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Just as we were getting our heads around Tyson Dickert‘s sound, he pushes it further with his new album, An Endless Voyage on the Astral Sea.
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London-based alternative rock act Lusa Morena burst onto our radar in May this year through their electrifying debut single Six Sessions. Now I’m pleased to say their back with a new one that shows a distinctly different side to their sound. It’s called Where’s The Spark (If Not In You).
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Asterous are Vancouver, Canada-based Rummy Kandola and Don Beaudoin. They’ve made a few appearances on our blog already over the last twelve months or so, but their new track is a bit different from their previous releases in that it is entirely self-produced. It’s called Animus.
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