
Death Popsicle creates cinematic dark excursions into living in a disjointed, alienating world. Inspired by artists such as Depeche Mode, Nine Inch Nails, and Type O Negative, the solo project bridges 90s alternative music with modern dark electronic production.

Michellar’s new single, “AI Is Not What God Intended,” serves as a powerful and impassioned critique of the use of AI in music, highlighting not only its irresponsible nature but also its potential legal issues.

Welcome to My Heart is an intoxicating EP that shows Zachary Mason’s artistic evolution and experimental nature in their most impressively detailed form.

After a brief hiatus of just a few months, Tom Minor, the extraordinary composer hailing from London, is making his return just after the release of his brilliant sophomore album Ten New Toe-Tappers for Shoplifting & Self-Mutilation.

“Make It Rain On Them” by For You Brother is a personal, intimate reflection on the positive aspects of religion and the good it can bring to one’s life.

E.L.W.12 soars through atmospheric landscapes that are dreamy and inviting, taking inspirations from synthpop and IDM to construct tracks that speak of honesty.

On “Only You” RydymX is at his tenderest, balancing the security that comes from comfort and the giddiness of experiencing love.

Andrei British bursts onto the scene like a breath of fresh air, enveloped in an aura of mystery. We find ourselves captivated by his enigmatic persona and his enthralling artistic name.

“Livin Like a Local”, finds Liz Nash gliding through commentary with razor-sharp wit and an even bigger embrace, standing as a very creative narrative that leaves anyone with a big smile on their face.

As part of ReeToXa’s new double album “Soliloqui”, the emotional duet offers one of the most vulnerable and emotionally stirring themes on the album.

“Like a Top” finds Michellar diving towards a ballad-ish soft pop with jazz inclinations, proving yet again that she can do anything.

Guided by emotional release and built around catchy beats, “metalLIC” might be the closest The New Citizen Kane has ever gotten to a dream pop song.

“That’s How They Getcha” is The Muster Point Project’s way of telling you to look out for your wallet and to suspect everything being promoted.

“Things That Caught My Attention” is a disturbing track exactly because of how real it is, The Subtheory holds a mirror to the darkest corners of society and aims it straight into our everyday life.

Watch Me Die Inside is a fantastic project that illustrates our deepest fears with unwavering precision, often crafting atmospheres that feel just inviting enough to let your guard down.

GEMINI HOLE is shaping itself up to be Occurrence’s most intriguing release to date, and great part of that feeling can be found overflowing in “Hope Fatigue”.