Wildernesses – Growth

Wildernesses’ debut album, Growth, masterfully combines post rock, indie vocals, and shoegaze. The music reflects personal experiences and emotions, creating an authentic and deeply resonant listening experience.

Studio Kosmische – Caramel

Studio Kosmische’s new 7 inch ‘Caramel’ creatively reinterprets Cluster’s original, balancing softness and tension in two contrasting tracks. It intertwines respect for the past with fresh musical exploration, captivating both new and seasoned listeners.

Geography of the Moon – Stay Clear Stay Sharp

Geography of the Moon, a Glasgow-based music duo, blends psych rock and post-punk influences in their new single “Stay Clear Stay Sharp,” promoting awareness and engagement in a politically charged world.

a murphy- haunt

I’m a bit of a late-night writer. It’s when I can get complete peace and quiet to focus on the amazing music I’m sent. Last week though I was casually scrolling through my Instagram feed when I heard a song that stopped me in my tracks. I sat there soaking up the wee clip theContinue reading “a murphy- haunt”

Harvey Rushmore & The Octopus – Mindsuckers

Swiss band Harvey Rushmore & The Octopus evolves their psychedelic sound on “Mindsuckers,” featuring darker themes and hypnotic grooves, showcasing their musical chemistry after years of collaboration. The album mesmerizes.

Snowcuffs – Sweet Gravity EP

Chicago has long been a favourite shoegaze city of mine. You can trace a line from the city’s heavy underground to its long-standing shoegaze and dream pop communities, and Snowcuffs sit right in that lineage. Formed in late 2022 by members of Lightfoils and Astrobrite, the five-piece arrived with Sink Down in 2025 and quicklyContinue reading “Snowcuffs – Sweet Gravity EP”

Heavenly – Highway to Heavenly

Heavenly’s “Highway to Heavenly” celebrates their return after thirty years, blending indiepop with critiques on modern culture. The album showcases their melodic strength and personal politics, resonating with old and new fans alike.