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MisterWives Release Fourth Album, ‘Nosebleeds’

July 14, 2023

Earlier today, the indie pop band, MisterWives, released their latest album, ‘Nosebleeds’, on Photo Finish Records. The American group describes their latest work as a vast emotional experience, differing from any of their previous music but still rooted in similar sound.

PJ Harvey image for 'I Inside the Old Year Dying' album tour

A SLIGHT RETURN – ‘I Inside The Old Year Dying,’ PJ Harvey’s First Album In Seven Years, Is A Spooky, Stripped Back, Ethereal Song Cycle

July 14, 2023

I Inside The Old Year Dying, PJ Harvey‘s first proper album in seven years follows a period of intense introspection. One of the UK’s…

Singer/Rapper 6lack Releases ‘Since I Have A Lover’ Soundscape Album On Spotify

July 11, 2023

Earlier this month, R&B singer and rapper 6lack released his newest album, ‘Since I Have A Lover’, on all major streaming platforms.

Corbin Dooley Exhales Uplifting Third Album, ‘Rocksteady’, On National Dab Day, July 10

June 29, 2023

Reggae artist Corbin Dooley is set to release his third album, ‘Rocksteady’, through Bikiniwax Records. The fourteen track record is filled with sun-soaked summer anthems, and will drop on National Dab Day, July 10.

‘King Of A Land’ From Yusuf/Cat Stevens Is An Album Of Hope For A Future We Can All Get Behind

June 13, 2023

With lyrics that would work just as well as poems as they do songs, ‘King Of A Land’ is introspective, at times autobiographical, but…

Berlin Avantgarde Musician And Producer K4LT Casts A Long Disquieting Shadow With New Single, ‘LCPD’

June 2, 2023

Out of Berlin, Germany, K4LT is an avantgarde musician and producer, whose new single, ‘LCPD’, released on 2 May, addresses one of the most painful types of break-up: the amicable one.

The Muse Frequency Takes Inspiration From The Works Of Anais Nin In New Album, ‘Diary Of An Artist In Love’

June 1, 2023

‘The Diary Of An Artist In Love’ is the new ten track album from NYC artist, The Muse Frequency. Taking inspiration from the published diaries of Anias Nin, it’s an intimate work of meditation music, which is best listened to through headphones and with the listener in a peaceful location with their eyes closed.

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MisterWives Release Fourth Album, ‘Nosebleeds’

A SLIGHT RETURN – ‘I Inside The Old Year Dying,’ PJ Harvey’s First Album In Seven Years, Is A Spooky, Stripped Back, Ethereal Song Cycle

Singer/Rapper 6lack Releases ‘Since I Have A Lover’ Soundscape Album On Spotify

Corbin Dooley Exhales Uplifting Third Album, ‘Rocksteady’, On National Dab Day, July 10

‘King Of A Land’ From Yusuf/Cat Stevens Is An Album Of Hope For A Future We Can All Get Behind

Berlin Avantgarde Musician And Producer K4LT Casts A Long Disquieting Shadow With New Single, ‘LCPD’

The Muse Frequency Takes Inspiration From The Works Of Anais Nin In New Album, ‘Diary Of An Artist In Love’

Nia Lexo Releases Incredible Sailor Moon Inspired Album, ‘THE SENSHI’

KITCHEN SINK DRAMAS – Bad Dreems’ ‘Hoo Ha!’ Offers A Nightmarish Vision Of Urban Australia

Vancouver Alt Country Singer Songwriter Geoff Gibbons Captures A Carefree Moment With New Single, ‘Feet Out The Window’

New Jersey Artist Mark Wise Channels Heavy Metal Techno With Latest Release, ‘The Fire Within’

Vancouver’s Night Hymns Captures Lightning In A ‘Blue Bottle’ With Groove-Heavy New Single