Happy birthday, little one.
You might just have reached your first birthday, but you’ve already achieved so much. At least enough for me to spare a few extra words.
Not only did you bring those songs that became part of us already, but you brought along a new beginning we all craved. You…
Some albums are about the music, some albums are about the journey, but Marilyn Hucek’s self-titled debut album truly is about both. You know how picky I can get when it comes to pop, but this one definitely deserves the ride.
Eight tracks that will take you through a deeply personal story of resilience,…
Some EPs don’t just play through your headphones — they crawl under your skin and remind you right away what it feels like to be painfully, yet gloriously, human. Alex Ray’s debut EP, MESSY (out tomorrow, October 17), is exactly that kind of experience. It’s five tracks of truth, tangled in grungy guitars, confessions,…
Some gigs are destined to be great even before the music starts. Expectations and atmosphere align, and you know you’re just in for an epic night.
That’s pretty much what happened at Le Chabada in Angers last week, with Nova Twins marking my last gig of the season before hibernation.
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High expectations,…
It’s been a while, but guess what – Mondays still suck.
And if you’re also still like me and in need of some inspiration to get through the day, I’ve got just the thing for you. THE thing, to be fair. It’s been four days, and I’m still absolutely floored by how powerful this performance…
If there’s one band you can rely on to set your timeline on fire, it’s definitely Dead Sara.
They may have taken that idea a little too literally last night when they released the promotional video for the vinyl debut of their self-titled album, taking us back to that one time they nearly set…
You know by now that I more often than not enjoy my coffee rocking hot, but I definitely have a fondness for everything indie and that other kind of rawness it can bring called vulnerability. Sometimes a light pour of sweet oat milk in the darkness of your soul is not that bad, I assure…
It’s always a good day when one of your favs releases new material, and it’s all the more true when it’s one of those artists you’ve witnessed evolving since the start.
Charlotte Sands is my little hidden gem, not that I ever participated in gatekeeping the girl, on the contrary, but rather because I can’t…
I first heard about Nova Twins by actually hearing Nova Twins. Live. And trust me, I can’t remember an opener that left me with such a lasting slap-in-the-face impression.
It’s been a few years now, and the effect remains the exact same every time I put their songs on. If you haven’t heard about the…
PSA: I am not mentally unstable - at least not in the clinical term. I was just looking for a way to write about this past year and all the joy having Linkin Park back brought me in a different way than usual, because if you’ve been following, I’ve already said a lot about it.…
This one might require some breathing exercises before we begin.
*inhale*
*exhale*
Alright, let’s talk about Ego Death At A Bachelorette Party then.
*deep breath*
Because this isn’t just an album – yes, we can now call it an album, put down that pitchfork. It’s not even just Hayley Williams’ “best solo work” (though…
If you’re an indie rock music fan, you might want to check out Sydney-based singer/songwriter RAGEFLOWER’s new EP as soon as possible.
Madeleine Powers, better known as RAGEFLOWER, embarks you on a journey of highs and lows throughout those 7 songs with a vulnerability that won’t leave you untouched.
Not just a succession of moments,…