Sometimes the music is so beautiful that the writing process is put on hold temporarily. In the case of Ellis Hadlock Music’s latest project, that was very much the case.
Rebecca Cullen
Always a dream to stumble upon a new favourite band, not least of all in unison with their release of a brand new album.
Richard Tyler Epperson showcases the clear strength of his composing ability, skilful musicianship, and outright lyrical depth, with the superb new album A Wandering Mind.
What shines is a passion for the escapism and elevation of music – skill is undeniable, but that love for the artform is what separates the sound of Pan!c Pete from many of his contemporaries.
Eat The Bugs is a contemporary punk-rock parody, devoted to questioning the recent global discussions around insects as food.
Featuring cleanly-mixed verses and mellow storytelling and scenes, the whole thing relevantly takes the listener back to a simpler era.
“I’ve always had a passion and this burning desire to make beautiful, honest, music and all around just something interesting.”
Ethereal layers drenched in effects meet with the grittier edge of trap rhythms, as OG Rich Carlton takes full advantage of his time of the mic.
An interesting take on modern-day heartbreak and self-reflection.
Lighting up their explorative new trilogy BREAK THE MATRIX, an ever-contemplative Moon and Aries release Episode One – three original tracks that naturally invite a sense of thoughtful presence within the moment.
Taking no time at all to warm up, Nonstop to Cairo explode into action with their brilliantly energising fusion of hip hop, punk rock and funk
Growing Pains hits with a Cranberries-esque haunting vocal presence, and progresses with emo-rock verses that build beautifully towards the lingering question; ‘am I bitter, or just feeling better?’