CASTLEBEAT – Revival

CASTLEBEAT’s new album “Revival” showcases Josh Hwang’s growth in the indie scene, featuring 16 concise tracks that blend lo-fi charm with confident melodies, refining his unique sound without losing its authenticity.

Blankenberge – Decisions

Blankenberge are a band I have followed maybe not technically from the start but from the first album for sure. Formed in St Petersburg with Daniil Levshin (guitars and synths), Dmitriy Marakov (bass), Sergey Vorontsov (drums) and of course Yana Guselnikova (vocals) . When Radiogaze landed, it felt like a revelation: a swirl of noiseContinue reading “Blankenberge – Decisions”

The Cords – Fabulist

The Cords return with their single ‘Fabulist’, showcasing evolved sound and precise musicianship. Combining catchy melodies with deeper themes of deception, the duo is poised for success in indiepop.

The Miracle Seeds – Nuclear Watermelon

The Miracle Seeds’ new album, Nuclear Watermelon, showcases their evolution in sound, merging Andean folk influences with modern psychedelia. With bold guitars, dynamic songwriting, and captivating tracks, this album amplifies their previous work, offering an immersive listening experience. It invites listeners into a journey full of rich textures and intricacy.

Hotline TNT – Raspberry Moon

Hotline TNT evolved from solo project to cohesive band, showcasing growth in their third album, Raspberry Moon. The record balances fuzz and melody, emphasizing vulnerability while maintaining their distinctive sound.

The Miracle Seeds – I Am The Sherpa

The Miracle Seeds evolve with their upcoming album “Nuclear Watermelon.” Their new single “I Am the Sherpa” showcases a matured sound that blends intricate grooves and atmospheric elements.

Thought Bubble – Mostly True

Thought Bubble’s “Mostly True” is a bold exploration of sound, blending narrative and noise across tracks that range from chaotic to deeply emotional, showcasing their unique musical style and commitment to authenticity.