Category: Video Reviews

Arms & Armour’s ‘Terror By Night’ Is An Industrial Horror Story And We Love It

August 25, 2026

Out of Cleveland Ohio, Arms & Armour comprises Lauren Voss on vocals, guitars, and synths, and John Panza on drum machines, acoustic drums, and also guitar and synths. Their new single, ‘Terror By Night’, is accompanied by a music video made from clips of a 1946 black and white Sherlock Holmes film of the same name, giving a vibe that is completely in keeping with the song’s industrial horror vibe.

We Are All Warriors: Reachel Singh Releases New Video For ‘Om Bhur Bhuvah Swaha’

August 19, 2026

A rare artist in that her way of life is inseparable from her music, Reachel Singh has chosen a life centered on spiritual practice, close attention, and the quieter signals people learn to ignore. Raised between Indian heritage and Dutch culture, Reachel Singh developed her practice through teaching, traveling, songwriting, and studying sound healing and spiritual traditions from the East and West. Her background as an educator remains present in the way she shares music, and latest release, ‘Om Bhur Bhuvah Swaha’ is her musical interpretation of the ancient Vedic mantra.

Hanna Andrea’s ‘Pinnacles’ Is A Quiet Anthem For The Highs And Lows Of Ambition

August 7, 2026

Tender yet rich with emotion, Hanna Andrea’s ‘Pinnacles’ arrives as a moment of vulnerability for the young, cinematic pop artist’s latest trajectory. Switching into a captivating, ethereal realm of floaty synths, soaring harmonies, and gentle flourishes of acoustic guitars, she unravels a narrative of the equally demanding yet inspiring pull of ambition – and how the constant pursuit of perfection can often have its down sides. Here, she is her most honest yet, without compromising any of her melodic prowess. 

Gareth Dunlop Finds Home in Memory on the Beautifully Reflective Single, ‘Freewheeling’

July 31, 2026

Belfast singer-songwriter Gareth Dunlop has built a reputation for writing songs that feel deeply personal without ever shutting the listener out. Across three acclaimed albums and a recent run of standout standalone singles, he’s continued to refine a style rooted in emotional honesty, thoughtful storytelling and understated craftsmanship. His latest release, ‘Freewheeling’, continues that trajectory, offering a reflective meditation on memory, identity and the quieter truths that come with growing older.