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Jacqueline Loor’s haunting take on a twisted love song on “Nothing I Wouldn’t Do”
Jacqueline Loor “Nothing I Wouldn’t Do” The lyrics talk about a less-than-ideal relationship, in which one of the parts is obsessed with the other to a worrying point.
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Baaj & Baaj’s love song with a twist on new single “More ‘n More”
Beautifully produced, “More ‘n More” experiments with a mellow side and lets everything about it shine as needed: from the crystal-clear synths to the down-to-Earth pianos and, mostly, Baaj & Baaj’s own voice and vocal melodies.
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ettie’s new single “Miserable Life”
“Miserable Life” is a revenge song, of sorts. You know when someone goes out of their way to make your life more difficult for whatever reason? In “Miserable Life”, ettie’s facing that exact situation and her response is to wish the exact same thing for the other person.
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“Trust in Me” by LearningToDive: A Dark yet Optimistic Industrial Trip Hop Rock Journey into Mental Abuse
“Trust in Me” by Learningtodive delves into the haunting reality of gaslighting, a psychological manipulation tactic that systematically undermines victims’ own truths. Bonez’s lyrics and composition brilliantly capture the sense of isolation and anguish that accompanies such emotional abuse.
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Golem Dance Cult’s new album “Legend Of The Bleeding Heart”
“Legend of the Bleeding Heart” by Golem Dance Cult is a bliss for any Goth Rock, Grunge, and Industrial Rock fan out there.
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Engraved new single “Deadline”
The band has effectively “ENGRAVED” themselves as prolific up-and-comers in Australia’s heavy music scene. (Nice, you see what I did there right?) “Deadline” was released on June 1st and is accompanied by a corresponding Music Video debut.
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Queen Daxene, Blake, My Friend The Sun, and more great stuff for you to enjoy!
This is 9Albums/EPs You Should Liste To Week 22, every week I pick 9 albums/EPs recently released by unknown artists that I share with you, I enjoyed all, so I want to invite you to give the a chance and listen to them. The album of the week is for Queen Daxene’s with “Barnstormer”.
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My Friend The Sun releases shimmery debut EP “The Orchestra of Life”
“The Orchestra of Life” by My Friend The Sun is a release with a spiritual soul embedded in lively indie sound inspired by folk, prog rock and traditional music, among others. It’s home to 4 tracks with a total runtime shy of 16 minutes, and that timeframe fits loads of beautiful emotions and elevating messages.
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LEUER’s newfound love bliss on “I Can’t Believe I Found You”
After a hard breakup with his former partner, LEUER eventually found new love again – and the life-changing kind. In his latest single, “I Can’t Believe I Found You”, LEUER sings about finding someone that is exactly the right fit and everything about them brings you joy and hope for a long life together. It’s…
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Club Majo new single “Dancing With Myself” (Billy Idol Cover)
Without a doubt “Dancing With Myself” is a very exciting cover, making us fall in love with both Club Majo and Dave. The beat hits with an ecstatic embrace, and we answer its call as it begs us to move our bodies.
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Sparkbird’s heartwarming and beautiful new single “I Am Not a Stranger Here”
“I Am Not a Stranger Here” by Sparkbird was recently the most-voted song to be revisited after a survey amongst their fans on Patreon, and it’s easy to understand why.
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MÌNA captivating debut “Kay (feat. Jay Lansen)”
MÌNA is a Greek singer, songwriter, and producer whose music is inspired by all parts of the world. The case of “Kay”, is a fusion of traditional flamenco instrumentation alongside traditional Greek music and harmonies.
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LT1KF UBS ROUND-UP BRAND NEW GEMS FOR YOU WEEK 22
Hi, welcome, dear music lover, here you have 5 acts that you shouldn’t miss out on. #LT1KF Unknown But Essentials! Round-up
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Blake’s interesting fourth album “Plainsongs” is a modern 60s dream
“I wanted to record this L.P. on tape without endless overdubs, like the recordings of the sixties, hence the double meaning in the title, ‘Plainsongs’. The aim was to capture the energy of the songs that I had been performing live with my band before we came into the studio. Musically and lyrically, the songs…
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The Margaret Hooligans’ new single “What Kind Of Donut Are You?”
Raising the question, “What kind of donut are you?”, The Margaret Hooligans participate in a very heated call and response, debating on whether they have cream inside, or plain old-school with just sugar on top.
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Shockpowder’s Powerful New single “Evergreen Solace”
Shockpowder himself describes the tune as “jubilant” yet “sorrowful,” and I definitely pick up on that as I listen to the track. The production is mellow and dreamy, yet powerful and progressive.
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mUmbo’s new single “Fringe Benefits” soothes the soul
“Fringe Benefits”, the shimmery blues rock tune is the 6th single coming from mUmbo, the UK-based alternative rock band. They’ve been busy releasing a slew of splendid songs which have gained recognition all over the world.
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Snakedoctors’ “Why Don’t” Delivers Powerful Emotions with Phenomenal Post-Grunge Sound
“Why don’t” by Snakedoctors it’s a heady mix of modernity rooted in a nostalgic 90s and early 2000s rock sound, effortlessly blending influences from the past and present.
