EPs & Albums
Add Zedd Confronts the Past on “Suicidal Strain”
There’s something quietly astonishing about the backstory behind Suicidal Strain by Add Zedd. The album didn’t begin in a studio filled with plugins and polished arrangements. It started in the…
Omnesia Bends Time and Genre on OMNESIA: Future Vintage
Oakland’s boundary-pushing duo Omnesia return with OMNESIA: Future Vintage, a seventeen -track odyssey that refuses to sit still. Comprised of androgynous, gender-bending vocalist Medella Kingston and eclectic guitarist/producer M2, Omnesia…
Mick J. Clark Finds His Groove in ‘Pole Position’
With Pole Position, Mick J. Clark delivers a ten-track collection that feels reflective and quietly triumphant. Known for his steady rise through the independent ranks—including a publishing deal with Warner…
Butch Against The Machine (Butch IV) – Chapter 5: No Hope: A brutal, solitary document of pain, survival, and uncompromising artistic truth
Chapter 5: No Hope is not an album you casually press play on, but an experience you enter. A descent. A confrontation. Released under the moniker Butch Against The Machine,…
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…