Posts in category Highlights

Foynez drops a no-nonsense tech house bomb with Pump It, a high-voltage club weapon built for packed floors and late-night damage. From the first kick, …

Stræpa’s Dance Little Girl drifts in with soft electronic textures and a gentle sense of motion, building a dreamlike space that feels both playful and …

Ashot Danielyan’s On the Station is a beautifully restrained piano piece that speaks through silence as much as sound. Each note feels carefully placed, drifting …

Hailing from Luxembourg, Heavy Petrol hit hard with Troublemaker, a gritty blues rock rush packed with swagger, bite and pure attitude. The guitars snarl with …

Sam Burchfield steps forward with Battle Cry as a slow burning anthem of resilience and reflection. Rooted in Appalachian folk and southern soul, the track …

Grogg deliver another sharp jolt of Scottish post punk with Creaky Knees, a scrappy, witty rush of guitars and self aware attitude, part of their …

Company feels like a late-night conversation with yourself, smooth and reflective but quietly powerful. Jidé floats over the production with ease, blending rap and melody …

Groovy Blues does exactly what the title promises, and then some. Built on a shuffle that never loosens its grip, Per Thornberg’s organ trio locks …

Bad Aji is a beautifully unhinged slice of quirk punk, wired with groove and curiosity and delivered with total conviction. Inspired by Go master Lee …

Horseshoe arrives like a rush of static and feeling, an unrelenting love song that balances on the edge between chaos and clarity. Rude Films lean …