Review
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Chandeen – the last glimpse of your life Review
German dreampop meets cinematic indietronica on this mixed genre mash up showcasing over 35 years of music creativity.
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Bryde – Live At St Pancras Old Church Review
A raw, unfiltered, powerful tour-de-force live performance
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Rapt – ‘Until The Light Takes Us’ Review
A delicate, quietly confident album on death, love, and coming to terms with both.
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Psamathes – Unjer eg Adrum Review
Live ritual Nordic folk from one of the most sampled vocalists for video game music.
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Jonathan Hultén – Eyes Of The Living Night Review
Folk, prog rock, and Nordic choir arrangements collide in this cinematic masterpiece of an album.
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Shirobon – Breaker Review
Chiptune-forward electronic bangers designed to break your leg dancing to.
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Koki Nakano – Ululō Review
An album full of surprises, placing experimental classical piano into new genres and moods.
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Manos Milonakis – Zyklon Review
A sombre score dedicated to the feeling of confinement and being stuck in time.
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Andy Aquarius – Holy Glade Review
A forlorn Celtic Harp introspection inside a retired church in the Croatian mountains.
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Rumina – Chase Review
Where industrial club music meets an ancestral ceremony.
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Felix Dreiser – Cover Your Tracks Review
A balance of melodic synths and mysterious guitar make for a debut EP of many layers
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Melissa Weikart – Easy Review
Expressive jazz infused piano chamber pop that brings a cinematic chanteuse edge to chamber pop
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Utada Hikaru – Science Fiction Tour 2024 Review
An uplifting celebration of 25 years of the finest J-Pop
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Skyminds – Echoes On The Shore Review
A cosmic reflective merger of ambient synths and hammered dulcimer tones for Skyminds 4th album
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Melissa Galosi – Acorn Review
A balmy, quietly uplifting piano reflection on fate vs free will
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Fuimadane – Heljar Gátt Review
Throat singing, tribal and industrial percussion and dark ambient drones collide in this feast for the senses.
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Drug Church – PRUDE Review
Taking the hardcore punk spirit and injecting it into catchy, grungy adjacent anthems for the working class
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Populous – Moonbatons Review
Exploring reggaeton and moombahton beats through Latin American mysticism.
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marasy – Piano Monkeys Review
Explosive and bombastic piano arrangements of popular Vocaloid, TV, radio and commercial theme songs showcase one of the best pianists in Japanese media
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Takahiro Kido, Yuki Murata, Kenji Azuma – Memories of the Stone Review
Using stone, tuned percussion and cave systems to create an ethereal spirit dance to refresh your mind
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Tori Amos – Diving Deep Live Review
Extended jams showcase the unique hypnotic nature of a live Tori Amos experience.
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Sam Lynch – Outline Review
Personal growth and learning to not give up on yourself through confessional hushed indie rock
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Merope – Vėjula Review
An experimental reinterpretation of Lithuanian folk songs into dreamy ethereal textured soundscapes where the synth and the organic merge
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Elizabeth Leslie – Eagle, Owl, Sickle Review
When orchestral pop meets a dystopian digital darkwave apocalypse
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Árstíðir – Vetrarsól Review
Icelandic folk songs from the last 1000 years arranged into calming a capella wintry balms
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Juana Molina – EXHALO Review
Opening up the demo vault for some timeless experimental folk rock
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His His – Good Gold Cassette Review
A golden hour indie folk EP that emulates the sound of a well-loved casssette
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Mikel – Middle-Earth and Chill Review
Lord of the Rings reimagined as a lo-fi beats chillhop album
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Chancha Via Circuito & El Búho – Tenalach Review
Explore a mysterious jungle and how humans connect with nature with this tour-de-force Andean Folktronica EP.
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Kelly Moran – Moves in the Field Review
Where a digital looping piano and an experimental composer exploring soft power collide.
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My Brightest Diamond – Fight The Real Terror Review
Stripped back emotional home recorded outpourings of finding purpose and living it.
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Joan Shelley – Mood Ring Review
The softest traditional folk to lift your spirits as Autumn turns to Winter.
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Kessoncoda – Outerstate Review
A 10/10 debut album that is a tour de force of piano playing and percussive assaults.
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Songs for June – Music for Obscure Sorrows Review
A piano-focused album exploring emotions we've only just given names to.
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Tycho – Infinite Health Review
Rhythm and bass groove meets psychedelic synths on this fantastic uplifting album of healing and hope.
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Shirobon – Data Mind Review
Synthwave meets Darkwave in a fantastic explosion of past, present and future electronic music.
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Bat For Lashes – The Dream of Delphi Review
An ode to motherhood, living in awe and the dream state of looking after a new born baby.
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Birdmask – Isolde EP Review
Insanely catchy alternative chamber pop anthems that'll be stuck in your head gleefully for ages.
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Yon Loader – Yon Loader Review
When indie meets emo with punk aspirations.
