Crawl by John Wars Crawl by John Wars takes a softer route and lets the mood lead. This pop rock-punk track doesn’t rush or shout. It stays calm, almost comforting, while still carrying forward energy. The melody is simple and easy to remember, the kind that sticks after one listen. The lyrics lean toward inspiration […]
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Nothing But Strangers by Sludder Nothing But Strangers by Sludder feels like a late-night drive with old thoughts you never fully shook off. This Italian melodic punk rock band taps straight into loneliness without turning it dramatic. It hits that early-2000s punk feeling fast. The kind that makes you want to move while quietly sitting
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AMa by floodlit AMa by floodlit feels like a debut that forgot it was supposed to play it safe. From the first note, you can tell this band knows exactly who they are. The sound hits big, cinematic, and locked in. Everything feels intentional, like five people breathing the same idea at once. Based out
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Throne by Matt Cruz Throne by Matt Cruz kicks the door open and refuses to apologize. This track leans hard into 90s grunge DNA. Thick guitars. Dissonant chords. Tight fills that sound like a band locked in the same room, actually listening to each other. No loose ends here. Coming right after The One, Throne
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Jenny X – Ambulance Ride Jenny X drops Ambulance Ride, and honestly, it’s the kind of track that sneaks up on you. From Gloucester, Massachusetts, these guys have been rocking the local scene for a while, and this single proves they’ve been paying attention. The song hits that sweet spot of alternative rock with a
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Journey // Destination is Raw Soul’s newest LP to date, and if I can be honest, his style of music is a breath of fresh air. We live in an age where, in order to reach the top, you have to rap in a fast-paced style, you need to have an overly used sample, and
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Out of the numerous hip-hop music drops and some track discoveries this summer, “The Conversation” by Quiz seemed to find its place on my top list of faves, and for sure, other listeners will agree with me on this. Quiz is a creative force, and there is no denying this. His power comes from his
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In the current indie-hip-hop climate in the Philippines, all the artists are going gaga in competing to see who should be on top in leading this parade of sound from all these artists. Now, the competition is harsh, especially with social media as a vital force for every song to trend, but there’s no denying
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As the industry continuously evolves, new artists come in to add spice and variety to the ever-growing music community, and this time, the spotlight focuses on the rising solo artist Miist! This great artist dropped her most anticipated debut album, “The Songs from the Living Room,” on August 24th, 2024, which is produced by the
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ORNAMENT AND CRIME is on to something great! This Los Angeles-based duo formed by Alex Kemp (Producer), and Bill Delia (Drummer), is taking the airwaves by surprise. With their unique music that combines electronic synth-craft, and captivating vocals, get ready for a ride like no other. This album is all glimmers and disco balls. ORNAMENT
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