Tag: Sirenglas with Still You Move

Tony Frissore and AXIOM Turn Grief Inward on “Stolen Valor”

Tony Frissore takes a deeply personal turn on his new single "Stolen Valor," teaming up with fellow veteran and spoken-word artist AXIOM to excavate the quiet wreckage of institutional disillusionment. Rather than aiming outward at civilian posers, the track radically upends the military concept from the inside out. Here, the valor feels stripped away by the very system that demanded it hollowed out by...

Timeless Afternoon Make 30 Years Of Greek Psych Rock Feel Urgent Again

The Patra band’s self-titled debut album "Timeless Afternoon" hits with prog rock patience, psych rock colour, blues grit and a collector’s vinyl pulse. Some albums feel like a group chat that finally stopped buffering. Timeless Afternoon’s self-titled debut album comes packed with songs that waited decades to reach listeners, but there is nothing sleepy about it. This is Greek progressive rock with stained fingers, warm tubes,...

Sirenglas Surrenders to the Pulse on “Still You Move”

With "Still You Move," Vancouver-based project Sirenglas constructs a grim, hypnotic corridor directly through the subconscious mind. Helmed by Alfred Hermida, the single channels...