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Trying to define Ford Cotton’s style might eventually lead someone to the term Progressive Pop. Yet, the irony lies in the…

From the Trenches is the sophomore studio album from Hungary’s The Aphotic Strain, a band that has consistently refined their…

Jeff Brunne’s (interview here) distinct voice and poetic prose make him the defining force behind JB Fairfield’s sound. His unique,…

Dan Arsenault’s upcoming album, Signs Point to Yes, is a passionate and heavy-hitting release, rich in lyrical depth and sonic ambition.…

Hailing from Heemskerk, Netherlands, One Velvet Winter is the brainchild of multi-instrumentalist and composer Stef Kohler. With Jesus in Dystopia, a…

If judging by a self-titled album by German proggers Magic and Medicine, the career of the Oldenburg-based quintet hints a…

Originality is a rare currency in extreme metal. Over decades, subgenres have interwoven so intricately that standing out often means…

If there’s one thing I admire in music, it’s a strong melody. Melody is abundant on Lamentia’s debut EP Earth Libretto,…

Robots in Love, hailing from Dunedin, New Zealand, defy easy categorization with their genre-defying sound. Led by vocalist Elenor Rayner,…

Over the past decade, the rise of “bedroom musicians” has reshaped the musical landscape. These independent creators, ranging from passionate…