Posts in category Tributes

The final track on LnO’s freshly dropped three-song EP, No Breaks lives up to its title with relentless honesty and zero filter. It’s a mood-setter …

Now released as part of the Foals EP, Once More, Autumn‘s Halcyon feels like a memory you’re not sure ever happened—gentle, vivid, and fleeting. Built …

GoldCry‘s Siren Song slips in like a whisper at midnight—smooth, hypnotic, and quietly intense. Built on slow-burning tension and minimal, moody production, it’s a track …

Emerging from the haze of emotional dissonance, I Don’t Mind by Babe Lewis is a shimmering, lo-fi shoegaze meditation on fractured friendship and perspective. Built …

King Ludd’s Trouble is a volatile, shape-shifting post-punk storm that refuses to sit still. Michael Keire pulls from decades behind the glass to craft something …

Ian James Bain’s Come & Gone is a weary, worn-in country ballad that hits like a long exhale at the end of a hard night. …

Naz Hejaz’s debut single Incurable Dreams is a haunting dive into the seductive cycle of addiction and self-destruction. Drawing from influences like Pink Floyd, vintage …

Born Ruffians‘ new single Supersonic Man is a sci-fi-inspired indie rock anthem doubling as a reflection on new life. Written while frontman Luke Lalonde was …

Ways of Seeing’s Idolise is a brooding post-punk track that dissects the dangers of idolization, whether in relationships or society at large. The Cork-based band …

Specific Coast’s Leftovers is a heartfelt acoustic folk track that captures the weight of adulthood with an intimate, reflective tone. Los Angeles-based artist Matt Dunne …