Everything but the Everything is an Oakland, USA-based alternative rock band made up of Sophia Prise on vocals, Landon Cisneros on drums and Izzy the Gent on guitar and bass, with Rex Shelverton providing production. We’ve featured the band a few times before, as well as Sophia’s solo work. Their latest is called Never Said.
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A couple of months ago, Rotterdam, The Netherlands-based indie folk singer songwriter Evi Bosman hit my radar through her beautiful and heart-breaking ode to her lost brother, Remind Me. The track features on her debut EP All That Remains, alongside four other tales of transformation. Here’s my track by track review.
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Ask Carol are a Norwegian alterative rock duo who we’ve been following on this blog since 2020. With a number of single releases under their belt, they’ve just dropped their debut album, AC 1: Control You. An intriguing prospect, I couldn’t wait to check it out. Here’s my track by track review.
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Los Angeles, USA-based alternative rock group The Loud Bangs first hit my radar back in June when their EP Highway Safety Films left me highly impressed. Their sound combines a love of ’90s shoegaze and German club music to create something that feels wholly unique. A couple of months later, they’re back with another EP release. It’s called The Alice Experience.
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Warahenege, real name Praveen Somarathne, is a Manchester-based dream pop artist who I first discovered for the blog at the end of last year through his track Skyscrapers And Oceans. It features on his recently released debut EP, so I knew I had to give it a listen. It’s called Velvet, Black, Ignite.
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Luna Keller is a Cologne, Germany-based acoustic folk singer songwriter who we’ve been enjoying the music of since the end of 2020 when Jane shared her track Prophecy. The release of that single, plus all the ones to come since have culminated in her debut album Prophecies and Silver Linings. When I saw she had released it, I knew I had to give it a listen.
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Ink Sticks & Stones, real name Ai Rei Dooh-Tousignant, is a Toronto, Canada-based neoclassical composer who I first discovered for the blog through her beautifully put-together EP Vaste. In her latest piece, she turns tragedy into gold, writing it during a time when she was recovering from a brain injury. It’s called Catharsis.
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Ingrid St-Pierre is a Canadian neoclassical composer who has just released her fifth album Ludmilla. Taken from the album is the track Les émerveilleurs, which is accompanied by a thoroughly absorbing stop-motion animated video.
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The White Russian are a London-based acoustic folk ensemble who I first discovered for the blog at the end of last year through their atmospheric track Cancer Knee. I was so taken with their sound that when I saw the EP from which the track was taken was released, I knew I had to give it a listen. It’s called You Are.
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