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Dinaa’s EP “Finalement” : A Masterful Blend of Soul, Folk, and Emotion

With Finalement, her second EP released on February 21, 2025, Dinaa takes us on a musical journey of rare intensity, blending folk, soul, and introspective poetry. Following Les rêves qui parlent (March

February 26, 2025

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Puma Blue’s “antichamber” Is A Hauntingly Intimate Masterpiece

With antichamber, Puma Blue—Jacob Allen’s introspective moniker—has crafted an album of raw vulnerability, distilled down to its most essential elements. Released via Blue Flowers, this unexpected 13-track offering marks a notable departure

February 26, 2025

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Bleeding Through’s NINE Delivers Metalcore Reignited

After a seven-year silence, Bleeding Through has roared back with NINE, an album that not only reignites their signature fusion of metalcore and melodic death metal but also pushes their sound into

February 26, 2025

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Silverstein’s “Antibloom” Is A Solid Step Forward But Not Quite a Return to Full Form

Silverstein’s Antibloom serves as a compact but significant statement from the band as they approach the milestone of their 25th anniversary. The first half of their ambitious double album, this 25-minute offering

February 24, 2025

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Carlie Hanson’s ‘Too Late to Cry’ Redefines Resilience And Is An Anthem Of Personal Growth And An Absolute Masterpiece

In a world where pop music often feels overproduced and disconnected, Too Late to Cry, Carlie Hanson’s debut EP under Fearless Records, is a breathtaking breath of fresh air. With this seven-track

February 24, 2025

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The Lumineers Find New Terrain on “Automatic” – A Bold, Intimate Exploration

After the release of their Live From Wrigley Field LP in late 2024, The Lumineers had many fans wondering what would come next for the Denver-based indie folk band. With Automatic, they’ve

February 24, 2025

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A Siren’s Lament : The Ethereal Norwegian Folk Beauty of “Eg Er Framand” of Sylvaine

Like a whisper carried on the Nordic winds, Eg Er Framand arrives not as mere music, but as an invocation—an incantation of longing, nostalgia, and spectral beauty. Kathrine Shepard, the visionary force

February 6, 2025

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Call Me Amour’s Identity Crisis : A Dated and Directionless Effort in Eponymous EP Release

Call Me Amour’s self-titled EP is less a bold statement of intent and more a resigned shrug of creative stagnation. Where their debut EP Revolution hinted at promise, this follow-up largely squanders

February 6, 2025

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Avalanche Party Redefine Rock with their Electrifying Masterpiece “Der Traum Über Alles”

Few bands embody the raw, unrelenting power of modern rock like Avalanche Party. With their much-anticipated second album, Der Traum Über Alles, the Yorkshire quintet have transcended expectation, delivering a thunderous, mind-altering

February 6, 2025

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The Rumjacks Deliver “Dead Anthems”, Celtic Punk At Its Finest From The Pub To The Pit

Few bands manage to capture the raw energy of Celtic punk like The Rumjacks, and their latest album, Dead Anthems, is no exception. With a unique blend of Irish folk influences and

February 5, 2025

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