Supporting unknown bands since 2017
I encourage you to please support these bands (Skappository and Scum Shots) on Bandcamp, as we roll into next year’s Spotify policy games, I think it’s important messaging to remind everyone that direct support to artists is the best way of showing support and appreciation.
MOVMENT have returned and this time with a heavy load of dark, sinister music aimed at the listener with the objective to make him/her realize the swift pace of life! We must live it to the fullest, never surrendering to the fatal traps of procrastination and nihilism.
The title "Outside Time" by The Trudy refers to the little album's timeless insides. Consisting of 7 tracks with a total runtime of 21 minutes, releases of this length would be referred to as an EP. Not this one though.
The new Vol. 4 by DCxPC is Antagonizör, Hailing from Gainesville, Florida, the band sound possesses a harshness and brashness of hardcore punk that some might even find a kin to "crossover thrash,".
Founding members Elash and The Sgt. formed Fat Bottomed Boys in 2020 to continue and honor the legacy of the iconic rock band by way of original music after years of playing together in an actual Queen tribute band.
Vargen hinted at the upcoming original album by releasing a slew of singles, among them "Toxicon", a flamboyant and rather sexy song strutting along the catwalk and wishing for eternal youth. Those singles now join the 9 songs of "Vargen" with a total runtime of almost 33 story-packed minutes.
It instantly became one of my favorite releases of the year. An album 3 years in the making, "Wingspan" by Hana Piranha is the follow-up album to 2020's fantastic "Wednesday's Child," a testament to the notion that good things come for those who wait.
"Kristoffer" by Kiirstin Marilyn is a heartbreaking and warm album, cinematic and descriptive at its love-driven core. It's home to 5 original songs and a cover that has formed the devastating, all-encompassing emotions into music that has the power to transform and reach far out.
The LP, home to 14 tracks, comes wrapped in beautiful indie folk melodies of shimmering acoustic guitar. It is paired with the equally stunning voice of Stephanie Phillips, and it's safe to say she has always sounded incredible, from 30 years ago to today.
Dive into the world of Metrophobia's "Can't You Hear Me" and let their soulful compositions envelop you in a transcendent musical experience.