EP Review

There’s nothing more intriguing than a record that excels in musical immersivity and depth of what it’s actually all about. “We Are All Bots” tackles the field of technology, particularly artificial intelligence. It clearly offers a sense of awareness of the growing societal issue of people relying far too much on these resources, all the […]

There’s a very specific kind of insomnia that doesn’t feel like panic; it feels like paperwork. That’s where Wake Up lives. The debut EP from Darling I Dreamt isn’t so much an emotional breakdown as it is a carefully-filed stack of late-night thoughts, catalogued during the long, grey hours where your brain refuses to shut

No one wins a war. All the cruelty, suffering, and violence that happened from the endless greed to gain authority and power have long-term consequences, and it manifests from one generation to another. Artists who keep on shedding light to this reality plays a significant role in society. Mano Obsidian released his first solo EP

In the scene where substance and soul is often overlooked, there are several gems that shine to make you feel beyond the usual shallow surface. Plàsi’s latest EP Camino is one of those gems, offering five tracks that are warm, organic, and very human. It is evident how much passion and creativity Plàsi poured on

We Are All Bots is what happens when a rock band stares too long into the glowing eyes of a Boston Dynamics dog and asks, “What if this was operatic?” In just under ten minutes, Andrea Pizzo and The Purple Mice manage to craft a concept EP that sounds like Queen crash-landing into 2001: A

Sit back, relax, prepare your favorite drink and put your headphones on, because this EP is going to warm you up tremendously. It has a base of primarily folk and alternative country-esque music, and songs with titles named after friends and loved ones that would only leave audiences curious until they actually decide to listen

From the moment Iridescent Serenade starts, it’s clear to me that Wandour is definitely making music and creating an experience at the same time. It feels like something you’d play when you wanna slow down and not think too hard. Like walking around the city with no plans, or laying in bed with your phone on

Under the Influence Vol 4.2.0 Side A is the latest installment in Khern$‘s annual tradition, dropping every April 20th like clockwork. It’s an artistic ritual that’s as much about personal reflection as it is about celebrating the hustle. But don’t let the 4/20 release date fool you; this mixtape isn’t about to drop a bunch

Lonely Boy by Joveth isn’t just your typical “sad guy with a synthesizer” project. This EP isn’t here to quietly sob in the corner. It’s here to grab you by the collar, slap you across the face with a wall of synths, and scream at you to feel emotions or something. And honestly? Respect. Joveth

Seven years. That’s how long it’s been since The Fury of Almost exploded onto the scene like a flaming dumpster rolling downhill, fueled by Detroit street grime and pure, unfiltered spite. Seven years of silence. Seven years of waiting, wondering was Marcus: the Apex Predator! just another underground rock ghost story? Another cautionary tale of