Tag: Down the Railway Spine from Realma

Tzucasa Slams Tech Worship In Punk Anthem “Robots Bore Me”

London-Tokyo Artist Tzucasa Takes Aim At AI Hype with Raw Studio Debut "Robots Bore Me" “Robots Bore Me,” Tzucasa's new song, has a new, unique sound. The artist was born in Tokyo and grew up in London. When Tzucasa made her professional studio debut with "Robots Bore Me," she ripped through the AI hype with guitars that were overdriven and sharp criticism. The artist, who was born...

Weston Day Navigates the Emotional Flood in “Storms”

Listening to Weston Day release "Storms" feels a bit like opening a window during a gale just to see if the glass will hold. It’s a rush of air, sudden and brisk. While his style is often bookmarked as "Elvis Costello meets Paul Simon," I hear a man frantically trying to explain a complicated heartbreak before the bar closes. https://open.spotify.com/track/1YxtWM0OIRR0ShlLMhxKmc?si=d5BvDBy8Qdib-_4WhMb-kA Armed with an 8-string baritone acoustic...

Realma Unveils ‘Down the Railway Spine’

Serbian-Chinese Artist Realma Interweaves PTSD Struggles with Synthpop Sounds in 'Down the Railway Spine'. Feeling the pain of battle and PTSD with an incredibly touching...