Listening Now : Tiga – Mind Dimension – Adam Sellouk Remix
Adam Sellouk’s remix of Tiga’s Mind Dimension pulls the track into deeper, more hypnotic territory, reshaping its core into a slow-burning techno journey built for …
Tributes
Listening Now : North Innsbruck – Archduke of Nightmares
North Innsbruck’s Archduke of Nightmares emerges as a shadow-drenched statement where DarkSynth tension collides head-on with the emotional weight of classic post-punk. Towering synth lines …
Listening Now : Nick Marks – do wut u luv (lo-fi version)
Nick Marks’ do wut u luv lo-fi version strips everything back to its most comforting core, letting warm piano tones, soft Rhodes textures, and gentle …
Listening Now : City Of The Sun – Hotel Alma
City Of The Sun’s Hotel Alma feels like a heat-soaked postcard written in sound, capturing the stillness and intensity of an Athenian summer through flowing …
Listening Now : Grigio Scarlatto – On The Verge
Grigio Scarlatto are a Padua-based band active since 2019, whose sound has steadily evolved from the Italian indie roots of their debut release ANTIUOMO through …
Listening Now : Ihsa Kent x Amir Farhoodi – Obscura
Ihsa Kent and Amir Farhoodi’s Obscura unfolds as a slow-burning, hypnotic journey built for deep, late-night dance floors. Driven by a steady, propulsive kick and …
Listening Now : Beachdust – F A C E L E S S
Beachdust’s F A C E L E S S feels like a memory slowly resurfacing, soaked in nostalgia but never weighed down by it. There’s …
Listening Now : Sharon Lynn Makarenko – Illume
Sharon Lynn Makarenko’s Illume is a quietly radiant solo piano piece that unfolds with patience, restraint, and deep emotional clarity. Built around the soft resonance …
Listening Now : Aníbal – I Thought of You
Aníbal’s I Thought of You opens a new chapter with a raw, emotionally charged edge that leans deeper into rock and roll than past releases. …
Listening Now : The Duke of Randwick – Time Goes
The Duke of Randwick’s Time Goes unfolds like a slow-moving reflection on memory and momentum, driven first by insistent, almost ceremonial drums that feel like …