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Discovery: Reality Distortion Creates Art To Unite

28/07/2026 Graeme Smith

With all the doom and gloom in the news, on the Internet and on social media, it’s hard to spot the rays of light that still exist. Reality Distortion’s new single Renaissance is one that shines brightly.

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Adrielle Bow Belle Seeks Social Justice With New Concept Album, Freeze

16/07/202616/07/2026 Graeme Smith

Adrielle Bow Belle has released her new seven-movement social justice concept album Freeze.

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Reviews, Trending

Discovery: Stern John’s Estuary-fuelled Punk and Folk Grounds Itself In The Modern Day

03/07/202611/07/2026 Graeme Smith

Folk, punk and social messages always seem to go hand in hand. Southend’s Stern John is an emerging example.

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Discovery: Food For The Wyrm Processes Trauma Through Doom, Drone, and Traditional Folk

18/06/202618/06/2026 Graeme Smith

Californian singer-songwriter Beau James Wilding, aka Food for the Wyrm, has released his debut album, A Wicked Huntsman.

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Discovery: Mt Kili Reflects on a Road Less Travelled in The Noticer

22/04/2026 Graeme Smith

What do you get when you combine raw acoustic folk with some high-end production? You get Mt Kili’s sophomore album, The Noticer.

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Lady Nade Pays Homage to her Grandfather in Poignant Folk-Pop Single Bloom

17/04/202624/04/2026 Graeme Smith

Bristol’s Lady Nade first featured on our blog late last year through her exploration of generational trauma, One Of Us. Her new single is also family-focused, but with a very different slant.

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Discovery: Jake Dryzal Proves Solo Prowess in Striking Debut Album Untogether

10/04/202621/04/2026 Graeme Smith

Jake Dryzal has previously released music under the monikers Blue Navy and Great American Racer. With his latest album he’s decided to put his own name to the forefront. 

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Discovery: Luna Keller’s Side Project Features Her Parents and a Stern Feline

10/04/2026 Graeme Smith

Regular readers will know the name Luna Keller by now, but did you know that she has a family band side project too?

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Dryadic Balance Politics and Vulnerability on Bold New Album Permission To Speak

20/02/2026 Graeme Smith

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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