EPs & Albums
Mogipbob – “High on the Hog” | A Warm, Witty, and Groove-Soaked Portrait of Everyday Joy
High on the Hog, the twelve-track album by Alberta-based songwriter Mogipbob (the creative moniker of Jason Graves), feels like sitting at a kitchen table long after dinner, listening to someone…
23 Fields – “The Vacant Stars Of Wandering Souls” | A Cinematic Meditation on Drift, Memory, and Human Gravity
23 Fields’ The Vacant Stars of Wandering Souls is an album that feels less like a conventional collection of songs and more like a drifting constellation of memories, places, and…
Siren Section – Separation Team | A Monumental Post-Punk Dreamscape of Collapse, Connection, and Cosmic Intimacy
Separation Team by SIREN SECTION is an immersive psychological environment, a slow-burning emotional system, and a meticulously constructed sonic architecture designed to be lived inside. Created by Los Angeles–based duo…
MojoSonic – Karma’s Clock | A Psych Noir Odyssey for the End of the Modern World
“Karma’s Clock” by MojoSonic is a conceptual universe, a philosophical statement, and a cultural mirror held up to the 21st century. Emerging from the South Coast as self-described “21st-century Modernists,”…
Tom Minor – Ten New Toe-Tappers for Shoplifting & Self-Mutilation | Existential Indie for a World on Fire
“Ten New Toe-Tappers for Shoplifting & Self-Mutilation” is the kind of album title that dares you not to take it seriously — and then punishes you if you don’t. Tom…
Derby Hill – Derby Hill (EP Review): Songs from Basements, Back Porches, and Unbreakable Hearts
“Derby Hill”, the self-titled EP by Detroit singer-songwriter Derby Hill, feels like a front porch confession whispered into a Midwestern night — quiet, honest, weathered, and deeply human. Released on…
“Lost” by Jake Vera
Jake Vera’s Lost is an album that lives up to its title not by drifting aimlessly, but by courageously mapping the emotional terrain of disorientation, faith, anger, and self-reckoning. Released…
“Transition” by Sometimes Julie
Sometimes an EP arrives as an honest pause between who an artist was and who they are becoming. Transition, the six-song release from San Diego–based duo Sometimes Julie, feels exactly…
“Well, Damn! Here You Are” by The New Citizen Kane
The New Citizen Kane’s EP Well, Damn! Here You Are lands with the kind of self-aware swagger that immediately signals an artist fully in control of his contradictions. This is…
“field” by Annstiina
Annstiina’s field is a quiet, resolute act of remembrance, a cinematic meditation rendered through the bare honesty of piano and silence. Known primarily for her experimental art pop and melodic…