EPs & Albums
Raubtier Kollektiv Unleashes the Beast Within on “Zoo Deutschland”
From the very first moments of "Zoo Deutschland," Raubtier Kollektiv makes it clear; it's ecosystem, a living, breathing allegory of survival in the German streets. Released on August 7, 2025,…
Alex Wellkers Aims High with “Reach The Stars” – A Genre-Bending Musical Odyssey
Alex Wellkers' Reach The Stars is a sonic constellation stitched together with threads of classical instrumentation, rock bravado, and cinematic emotion. With thirteen expansive tracks that drift between dramatic pop and…
Kirsten Agresta Copely Finds Beauty in Imperfection on “Kuruvinda”
Kirsten Agresta Copely has long been celebrated as one of the most versatile and expressive harpists of her generation, and her new album "Kuruvinda" stands as a luminous continuation of…
“Growing up, growing out” by Saint Nick the Lesser
Saint Nick the Lesser’s debut album, "Growing up, growing out," arrives as a personal diary and a universal statement, a collection of songs that captures a decade’s worth of wrestling…
“Offerings: Guitar Meditations” by Clarelynn Rose
There are albums that arrive as a bold statement, meant to seize the listener’s attention with fire and volume, and then there are albums like "Offerings: Guitar Meditations" by Clarelynn…
”When I Close My Eyes” by Boy Grapes
Boy Grapes (Sean Grapin) is a Washington D.C.-based artist blending alternative rock, indie, and experimental elements into music that is both deeply personal and universally resonant. As a self-taught musician,…
“The Lost Recording Season (1974–1978) – Vol. 1” by Soheil
Some albums resurface from the past like forgotten relics, and some albums return, reborn with the weight of memory, heritage, and love. ''The Lost Recording Season (1974–1978) – Vol. 1''…
“My Alma Latina” by Michellar
Michellar’s debut EP, "My Alma Latina," is an introduction and a glowing affirmation of identity. Born from the fusion of Spanish and Filipino heritage, this five-track collection reverberates with heart,…
“God of the Dead“ – Rosetta West’s Ritual of Sound and Shadow
There’s no mistaking the intention behind Rosetta West’s “God of the Dead,“ and this isn’t an album that merely plays, but possesses. From the very first tremor of “Boneyard Blues,”…
“Wonderlick Goes to War“ by Wonderlick
From its very first note, Wonderlick Goes to War draws a battle line, not in the name of violence, but of clarity. It’s a record that dares to ask: What’s left…