Labelled ‘the greatest Yeovil band of all the time’, The Chesterfields was an indie guitar pop four-piece based around the songwriting talent of Dave Goldsworthy …

Angel Kauff, Mexican synth artist aka Stockhaussen started sharing his trip with the synthetic fans in 2015. Influenced by classical music, dark sounds…and the universe, …

At the end of 80’s and the beginning of 90’s many of us went to dig up, thanks to the precious archivial work of a …

In 1989 came The Membranes, an eclectic, left-of-center punk band that marked the musical world with a unique sound. The Membranes’ music has touched many …

Analog oblivion, digital climax, audiovisual hedonism. Gabe Gurnsey and Nik Colk Void, -or if you prefer-, Factory Floor are among the most striking names in the exceptional …

“When you stop growing you start dying.”  – William S. Burroughs, Junky (1953) In the current post-punk scene the Berlin-based via Melbourne trio Ascetic: is …

OTHEOSE’s Dreaming Myself Away unfolds as a fluid, immersive instrumental that prioritizes atmosphere over structure, gently pulling the listener into its orbit. Built around an …

Mark Harrell & The Hundred Star Hotel’s War Inside My Head arrives as a compelling opener, blending indie folk sensitivity with alt-country grit. The band’s …

Maxime Dangles & Tommy Rizzitelli’s Delusion (feat. Craig Walker) unfolds as a cinematic, slow-building piece of electronica that prioritizes atmosphere and emotional clarity over excess. …