EPs & Albums
“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…
“Mighty Oak” by Hidden Shores
Hidden Shores’ Mighty Oak arrives like a slow, luminous tide, carrying with it a sense of wonder that feels both deeply human and intriguingly futuristic. Emerging from Belgium under the…
“Arsenal of Democracy” by Energy Whores
Energy Whores’ Arsenal of Democracy is an album that confronts you, implicates you, and refuses to let you off the hook. From its opening moments, the record announces itself as…
“World On Fire” by Downtown Patriots
Downtown Patriots’ World On Fire is an album that feels less like a single creative moment and more like a slow-burning document of a life lived alongside music. Spanning nearly…
“Out of Obscurity” by Bill Barlow
Bill Barlow’s Out of Obscurity feels like the sound of an artist stepping fully into the light without losing the shadows that made him compelling in the first place. Spread…
“21grammi” by Giuseppe Cucé — The Invisible Weight of Being Human
Some albums entertain, albums that comfort, and albums that transform. “21grammi”, the profoundly introspective record by Giuseppe Cucé, released on June 20, 2025, belongs firmly in the third category. Emerging…
A Tapestry of Innocence and Identity: Levi Sap Nei Thang Revisits the Past on “Childhood Memories”
Released on New Year’s Day of 2026, Levi Sap Nei Thang’s Childhood Memories arrives as an emotional time capsule. Timed perfectly with a season of reflection and renewal, the record…
A Contagion of Sound and Vision: Deathkrush Unleashes the Apocalypse on “Plague Protocol”
From the frozen lands of Sweden—a region long synonymous with extreme metal—Deathkrush arrive fully formed and utterly merciless with their debut album, Plague Protocol. This is not a tentative first…