
The drum performance in “Beast” absolutely obliterates everything we’ve heard before! Over the years, we’ve been treated to some gritty drumbeats from 9 o’clock Nasty, but this one is on an entirely different level.

“Zadykhayus is about betrayal and pain: loving someone who stays with you only out of pity. Unable to endure that agony, consumed by jealousy and confusion, you just want to dissolve and disappear.” NETSKII

Separation Team by Siren Section is the type of record that fully envelops you from start to finish, relying on sonic experimentation as way to challenge themselves and the audience into new universes.

“Ordinary Things” by I Panic turns the mundane into what actually makes life worth living, and there is so much earnestness in the performance that it almost feels wrong to be listening in.

Energy Whores’ first proper album is truly made of warning signs: society is collapsing, we’re on the verge of an unprecedented breakdown and all we care about is asking AI bots what to make for dinner. Arsenal of Democracy is a plea for us to start thinking critically again…

Tom Minor’s lyricism is stronger than ever as he touches on themes that range from relationship laments to political tension, always providing razor-sharp commentary with tremendous wit and a surrealist sense of humor.

In this powerful new release, The Trusted passionately reach out to a broader audience, all while fiercely maintaining their distinctive essence and irrepressible rebellious spirit that shines through in every one of their songs.

The way Exzenya dives deep into forgotten corners of the human psyche seems even more effective when the subject matter is so close to her own heart.

Get ready to ignite your senses because Delta Fire is crashing the scene with an irresistible groove that demands your attention! Tune in now and let the thrill take over.

The Boy Never Destined To Be King by Arrows of the Sun resonates deeply with its enchanting musicality, evocative poetic and dramatic lyricism, and a raw, heartfelt performance that embraces authenticity

Fluidly moving through genres, Ivelisse del Carmen’s music weaves together layers of meaning, spirit, experiences, and beliefs, resulting in lively and delicate, yet powerful and bold music.

The Kentucky Trust Fund isn’t afraid of letting themselves be big and bold, crafting bright atmospheres that feel alive and breathing at every step – as heard on highlight “The Last Flight Out of Saigon”.

While the war-causing greed rages on, the single concentrates on what would bring an end to the massacre. Michellar says it would be love…

Burton Badman firmly placed themselves at the heart of the current alternative scene for the second time with Crazy Chemistry. It’s a record that relies on authenticity and raw emotional power,

Less, facing the cultural and personal constraints, wished to turn music into her sanctuary of freedom, and “Hellya” is a hallmark of enjoying that little bit of heaven she has created to fully bloom in.

“Squirrel Samba” by Jon Gold takes the listeners to a sunny summer day spent in close proximity to nature, with a completely relaxed mind observing the busy nature around.

“stranger i can’t tell” is mournful and devastating in its honesty, finding Kate Kristine at her most vulnerable yet as she tackles themes of emotional distance and memory.