The Habit is a great song, one of the most engaging of the year, with dreamy rising vocals, unique storytelling, and a huge rock crescendo to finish. It’s one of several slowly emerging releases from The Marches.
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The band move from strength to strength without a doubt, but there’s something truly captivating, relatably claustrophobic, uncertain and yet calming, about this poignant display of introspective suffocation.
Mutevole writes songs from the heart and mind combined, a sort of reactive, freely creative approach to modern music, and the results are mysterious and interesting, musically satisfying, catchy, and cool; to say the very least.
A beautiful new anthem, a pop-rock classic with live musicianship and lush indie harmonies. Steve Savona and Realistic Maze present a colourful and uplifting ode to the value of real life outside of the digital traps of the modern era, with the wonderful single Scroll It.
Having previously graced the stages of iconic venues and events like Warped Tour, Ron Ritter (Roar Roar Nuggets) has earned his place within the long-time catalogues of rock, first picking up a guitar in the third grade and essentially refusing to put it down from there on in.
A perfectly titled project, this is feel-good rock songwriting akin to the likes of The Verve and The War On Drugs – sometimes deeply evocative, but always emotionally uplifting, engaging; the kind of passion and melody and groove you can both cry to and celebrate.
If you’ve tired of the mundane, the predictable, the automatically generated – there are so many great reasons to let Transylburbia fill the space around you. Kieran Kriss permits music and artistic freedom to guide, and the results blend talent and a rich tapestry of creative toys every step of the way.
“Distant Echo is an expansion and the final piece from my journey after releasing my debut album Calling. After re-visiting some tracks and exploring a few opera pieces I felt my writing wasn’t finished so this is partly a echo from that.”
Lifting the mood beautifully this mid-October morning – roots rock and roll legends DownTown Mystic bring the honky-tonk keys and soulful vocals to warm the season, with the beautifully catchy Maybe Love’s a Crime.
“Over the last week we have been rehearsing and preparing for our upcoming show at the world-famous Whiskey in Hollywood on October 21st. “
Hazy industrial rock with a catchy indie vocal distantly then intimately mixed – an immersive soundscape, showcasing the work of an artist with everything from songwriting to musicianship to production at their disposal.
“Nullus Rex Means, “No King”, in Latin. The project was born after our president posted an image of himself as king. Knowing we would be a voice for political change we thought the name fit perfectly.”