Music

“Bury Me Deep” by Rubanq: The Grim Lullaby.

There’s a peculiar, soil-and-metal chill to Rubanq’s new single, "Bury Me Deep." From the first few sparse piano keys, you’re not so much listening to a song as you are being lowered into its world—a quiet, frostbitten landscape where the roads are empty and the sun is just a rumor. The Swedish songwriter operates in that stark territory between grunge’s raw-nerve honesty and Americana’s...

IRONA Shares Monumental New Single “Marble White”

Cinematic pop artist IRONA explores the enduring weight of devotion on her new single, “Marble White.” Inspired by the Taj Mahal and the human hands that brought it into being, the New York- and London-shaped creator treats romantic dedication as an architectural feat. Rather than framing passion as an ephemeral spark, she approaches love as an enduring monument, using sound as a tactile canvas...

Max Norton Chases Fading Echoes on “Dark Moon”

Max Norton confronts the quiet sting of fading memory on his luminous new single, “Dark Moon.” Operating out of his home studio in Muscle...

Wrayz Collides Two Club Eras on “Kaytranda – You’re The One x Donae’o – Devil In A Blue Dress”

Emerging UK producer Wrayz captures lightning in a bottle on his new single, "Kaytranda - You’re The One x Donae’o - Devil In A...

Mogipbob Bridges the Absurd and the Tender on “Anything but Me”

Canadian songwriter Mogipbob charts an unusually wide emotional map across his sprawling new album, "Anything but Me". Hailing from Hythe in northern Alberta, he...

Melinda Joy Embraces Sweet Mortality on “Deadly”

Melinda Joy steps into the autumn dusk with her captivating new single, “Deadly.” Originating from an unsettling dream state, the track leans into a...

Thousand Pieces Turns “Hey Man. Amen.” Into A Last Call For Help

“Hey Man. Amen.” hits hardest where care runs out of practical answers. Thousand Pieces, the solo project of singer-songwriter Jamie Smith, takes that difficult...

HoneyBones Makes “The Call of Baba Yaga” Feel Like A Ceremony

HoneyBones’ “The Call of Baba Yaga” starts with a cry and refuses to hurry. The second single opens with a high female vocal gesture,...

Afternoon Sister Let “Reset E.P.” Float On Heavy Strings

Afternoon Sister’s “Reset E.P.” starts with a clear promise: heavy guitars can sit beside a laid-back melodic pull. That push and release gives the Boise-area...

Digging For Kanky’s “Raining Stones” Carries The Weight Of Survival

Keeping going can sound deceptively simple as advice. Digging For Kanky complicate that idea on “Raining Stones”, their single. The Manchester trio put the cost...

Tara Van Preserves Human Connection On “Miles On It”

Not every song begins with the confidence to share it. For Toronto soul artist Tara Van, keeping music private for years preceded a decision...

Steve and Dolapo Find Their Footing on “Solid Ground”

On their expansive album "Solid Ground", Steve and Dolapo construct an audacious sanctuary out of pure, unvarnished hope. Together, Dolapo Oladejo and Steve Petrinko...

Jimi Bennett Band Tear Down the Fortress on “When Love Walks In”

With their fiery new melodic rock single “When Love Walks In,” the Jimi Bennett Band make a brazen case for emotional surrender. There is...

MICHAEL & THE GUILLOTINE Stomps Out False Prophets on “The Hydra Blues”

Bavarian solo project MICHAEL & THE GUILLOTINE returns with “The Hydra Blues,” a ferocious blues-rock single fueled by sheer defiance and hard-won survival. Built...