Posts in category Tributes

Vihilija’s Carnivora, drawn from their concept album Anima, is a visceral plunge into the abyss of self-destruction. The Belarusian post-black metal outfit crafts a sound …

Strange Pink’s My Friend and You captures the raw urgency of post-grunge while weaving in a sharp lyrical edge. Inspired by Thurston Moore’s jagged guitar …

Stillhound join forces with Jane Blanchard on Favours, an anthemic indie cut that balances melancholy with pure euphoria. Written in the solitude of the Scottish …

The Sky Remembers by No One Is Listening drifts between cinematic elegance and shadowed ambience, crafting a soundscape that feels both expansive and deeply intimate. …

Matt Wilde’s Smile Today is a radiant meeting point of jazz warmth and modern beat-driven finesse. Led by Wilde’s playful piano and Aaron Wood’s soulful …

Aleksandr Lazarev’s The Cosmogonic Odyssey of Earthly Consciousness drifts somewhere between synthwave and space opera—let’s call it space-wave. With shimmering layers, cinematic swells, and a …

AVA RENN’s debut Lightning Child is a raw collision of dirty rock grit and sharp-edged pop, forged in the West Texas desert where the songs …

Scorche & Stars Collapse Inward’s Everything Will Be Fine fuses 90s alt-rock grit with shoegaze intensity, unfolding like a fragile reassurance that unravels into a …

Personal Best’s A River flows with patience and intention, capturing the steady build of water gathering momentum. Initially calm and understated, the track weaves guitars, …

HKSPK’s Nocturnal Beheading, opener of the EP The Human Butcher, is a brutal statement of intent. The German trio blends the cold ferocity of black …