Review

Draag proves that Coronavirus can produce some positives, as without the downtime we wouldn’t be gifted their latest release, Covers EP. With the inability to tour due to a certain pandemic, LA-based group Draag release an EP of covers (simply named Covers EP). The quintet have thrown their indie-shoegaze talents onto songs by Deerhunter, Throbbing Gristle, Pinback, Milton … [Read more...] about Draag: Covers EP – Review

Lost American release a remixed version of track Robot Spark, heightening its synth-laden sound and sense of wonderment. It’s always interesting when artists allow their work to be played with. For many, this would be sacrilegious, but to me it shows the artist is setting their track free and not afraid to enjoy other people’s interpretations. Nashville-based Electro … [Read more...] about Lost American: Robot Spark (Rauch von König remix) – Single Review

Beabadoobee makes us feel nostalgic in her confessional debut album, Fake It Flowers. Best known for her song Coffee which was later sampled on Powfu’s single Death Bed and consequently going viral on TikTok earlier this year, British-Filipino artist Beabadoobee wears her heart on her sleeve in what is thought to be her most sophisticated piece of work to date. Fake It … [Read more...] about Beabadoobee: Fake It Flowers – Review

Vanquish negative thoughts and leave bad vibes behind in preparation for an abundance of positivity and upbeat sounds with new PYNKIE album, #37. The wait has been long for the part-time nurse, part-time indie rocker to release this record but it has, without a shadow of a doubt been worth the wait. Since the production process started last year, so much has gone on but one … [Read more...] about PYNKIE: #37 – Album Review

The Smallest Creature release the 90s alt-rock influenced Magic Beans, managing to also draw on their own ideas to make a rounded album. It’s always nice to be reminded of the past through music. It gives a connection to what’s come before, but can be difficult to do in a unique way if newer bands want to draw on music from decades gone by. Luckily, new album Magic Beans … [Read more...] about The Smallest Creature: Magic Beans – Review

Boston-based indie-folkie Anjimile delivers pride, contentment and self-assurance in spades on their official full-length debut, a cohesive and finely engineered opus which cultivates strength from grief and self-discovery. The Boston-based, Texas-raised singer-songwriter Anjimile Chithambo’s sumptuous album, Giver Taker, was constructed in the wake of emotional torment … [Read more...] about Anjimile: Giver Taker – Album Review