Posts in category Tributes

Aitis Band’s Screenplay blends eerie theatre and sly wit in a dark wave daydream with a pulse. Melina Ausikaitis’ vocals drift like smoke through a …

Immersion’s Use It Don’t Lose It hits like a rallying cry for the here and now—minimal yet urgent, hypnotic yet defiant. Colin Newman, Malka Spigel, …

Mark Weatherley’s Lonely blends leftfield electronica, UK garage pulses, and synth-pop melancholy into a twilight soundtrack of urban isolation. The beat skips and shuffles with …

Smokey Brights’ Peace Sign Pentagram is a cosmic indie rock anthem balancing irony, rebellion, and celestial warmth. With its radiant synth lines, vibrant guitar tones, …

Moviola’s Long Gone is a heartfelt, slow-burning track that embodies the raw honesty of seasoned indie rock veterans. After three decades and eleven albums, the …

Kormac’s Down Below is a haunting, beautifully minimal piece that fuses modular synth grit with Katie Kim’s spectral vocals. Written in a stripped-down, analog-focused setting, …

Runner is the third single ahead of Reeya Banerjee’s upcoming album This Place, and it’s a radiant indie pop gem with lyrical depth. Banerjee’s emotive …

Fever Dream by TWIN ENVY & Jilted Youth is a richly textured blend of psych-infused indie rock, marked by swirling guitar layers, hazy atmospherics, and …

Midsummer Rites finds Dusk Cult sharpening their edge, channeling second-wave black metal fury through a folkloric lens. Ritualistic in atmosphere, the track bursts into a …

Damian Boylan’s Zenith is a masterclass in restrained intensity—an instrumental that hovers between ambient techno and neoclassical minimalism with surgical control. Built around a felted …