Tag: Skylarka singer

Dave Des Lets The Tide Rewrite Selfhood Across ‘Catharsis Caught’

A harbour can make a private decision feel ceremonial. Ropes loosen, the hull shifts, and the body learns that departure is sometimes less dramatic than staying put. That quiet threshold sits at the center of Dave Des and his debut album 'Catharsis Caught', a nine-track release that listens to change with the care of someone who has lived long enough to know that release rarely...

TJ Howlett Wanders a Melancholic Path with “Easy Street”

TJ Howlett has officially ushered in the heavy, introspective season with his new release, "Easy Street". The Melbourne singer, songwriter, and early-90s grunge veteran bypasses modern polish altogether, choosing instead to steep himself in sultry, slow blues-rock that carries the weight of a smoke-filled room and deep-seated regret. https://open.spotify.com/album/6wLvX4vix5YygVOuQ7039p?si=aasK_0XHSAmhDNLFrh-aUw The title track maps out the murky topography of a rundown dive bar. We are observing melancholic...

The 3 AM Loneliness of Skylarka’s Neon-Soaked “Somnorine”

There is a peculiar friction to the digital textures of Skylarka and her new album, "Somnorine". It’s supposed to be chiptune-influenced synthwave, but listening...