EPs & Albums
“Perhaps” by Barry Allen
Barry Allen’s Perhaps is an album that unfolds as a quiet conversation held late at night, when the world has slowed enough to let honesty rise to the surface. Released…
“You Want That Too!” by Max Jaffe
Just a minute and 40 seconds into You Want That Too!, Max Jaffe and his cast of collaborators pull off the first of many head fakes. Opener “Up Top Up” builds slowly and…
“Infinity Fall I” by Watch Me Die Inside
Infinity Fall I, the latest EP from Watch Me Die Inside, feels less like a debut statement and more like an arrival at a long-imagined destination. Aleph, the Cyprus-based artist…
“REVERIE ….FROM THEN TILL NOW” by Michellar
“REVERIE ….FROM THEN TILL NOW” is a declaration, a reflective pause, and a deeply personal arrival point for Michellar. Released on January 2, 2026, the record feels like a long-awaited…
“Luxury Pimpin” by Pimpin Change
“Luxury Pimpin” by Pimpin Change is an album that understands ambition not as a destination, but as a daily discipline. From its opening moments, the project establishes a world where…
Beyond the Veil of Darkness: How “Night Beyond” by Jannos Eolou Turns the Mediterranean Night into Sound
Jannos Eolou’s Night Beyond is a place you enter. Across thirteen nocturnes, Eolou invites the listener into a long, slow Mediterranean night where time loosens its grip and emotions drift…
Walking the Line Between Light and Grit: Erro’s ‘Shadowland’ as a Living, Breathing Pop-Rock Testament
Erro’s sophomore album, Shadowland, feels less like a release and more like an arrival. Where many modern pop-rock records aim for sleekness and algorithmic perfection, Erro steps deliberately in the…
Dreams in Neon and Shadow: Skylarka’s “Somnorine” as a Journey Through Consciousness
Skylarka’s Somnorine feels less like a conventional album and more like a guided descent into the half-lit corridors of the subconscious. From its very first moments, the record establishes itself…
Finding True North: Kerwin Garcia’s Eres Mi Norte as a Map of Love, Faith, and Inner Resolve
Kerwin Garcia’s album Eres Mi Norte is the culmination of a lifetime of persistence, sacrifice, and quiet devotion to music. Listening to the record feels like opening a personal journal…
“Speak for the Dead”: Speak for the Dead Raise Hell for the Living
From the opening seconds of Speak for the Dead, it’s immediately clear this album was not made to comfort, flatter, or politely coexist. This is a record that lunges at…