Selkie’s new single ‘Heartspeak’ embodies gentle confidence and intimacy, showcasing her evolution as an artist. The song’s soft layers emphasize connection and storytelling, reflecting personal experiences of wonder and trust.
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Whitelands – Sunlight Echoes
Whitelands’ second album, Sunlight Echoes, reveals their artistic growth and emotional depth, combining shoegaze influences with introspective lyrics, melody, and social awareness while embracing maturity and connection.
Virgins – Light The Space Left Behind EP
Virgins, a beloved band entwined with Static Sounds Club, concludes their journey with the EP “Light The Space Left Behind,” showcasing their growth and emotional depth, leaving a lasting legacy.
The Dead Spaces – This Is Not For You
The review celebrates Stevyn Halsted’s upcoming album “This Is Not For You,” highlighting its genre-blending sound, emotional depth, and confident execution, promising an engaging listening experience for fans.
The Jewelry – Powder EP
Adventure Cat Records showcases The Jewelry’s new Powder EP, highlighting their blend of punk and melody. The band exemplifies confidence and clarity, marking their arrival in the music scene.
Blanket – True Blue
Blanket’s new album, True Blue, showcases their heavy guitar sound combined with melodic elements, creating a compelling mix. The album explores nostalgia and beauty in quiet moments, demonstrating the band’s confidence and artistic growth.
Baleen – I Dream I’m Left Behind
Baleen’s album “I Dream I’m Left Behind” showcases their growth, blending shoegaze, indie rock, and emotional complexity. The record explores the nuances of domestic life through layered compositions and reflective songwriting.
Callière – Solar
Andrew Rose’s Callière project returns with “Solar,” an album blending shoegaze and dream pop. With emotional depth and musical confidence, each track feels cohesive, inviting exploration and repeated listens.
My Bloody Valentine and Me
This isn’t going to be my usual kinda blog. Y’see I saw My Bloody Valentine live last week and it was a massive moment for me. Something that has taken nearly 30 years to get to. Let me explain. Let’s head back to the 90’s for this first bit of the story. I had justContinue reading “My Bloody Valentine and Me”
Tulpa – Monster Of The Week
Tulpa’s debut album, Monster Of The Week, showcases their American alt rock influences with catchy hooks and poignant themes. The Leeds-based band delivers playful yet shadowy storytelling across diverse tracks.
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