There is an elegant ease to Toronto’s Alex Southey‘s sophomore album You’re Not Just A Body to Me. Released on January 30, Southey’s alternative folk album sets the bar for divergent Canadian folk in a […]
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The Musical Boldness of Kings of Our Kin
Kings of Our Kin harness the epitome of classic and new Canadian alternative rock on their first full-length album 10:45. Released on March 27th, 10:45 features some of the best examples of what Kings of […]
Rain to Rust’s latest is everything you want
Rain to Rust remind music lovers just how fulfilling post-punk can be on their latest album Flowers of Doubt. Rain to Rust is the solo project of Turkish Underground veteran artist Mert Yıldız. Having dabbled […]
The haunting beauty of German Error Message
Blissful rolling melodies will come through your speakers when you listen to German Error Message‘s latest album Mend. Written and recorded by Nashville-based songwriter and producer Paul Kintzing, Mend is the fifth album from this […]
Caelus’ debut album is a must-hear
Caelus’ debut album Lament is face-melting melodic death metal at its absolute best. Hailing from Valencia, Spain, Caelus is comprised of Salva Ferrando on lead vocals, Marcos Gutiérrez on bass, Rodrigo Puché on drums, Pablo […]
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