Tag: ORIGINAL ALBUM

Motihari Brigade returns with Motihari Brigade presenting Problematic, shaped by resistance to algorithm-driven culture and…

On his debut instrumental album, A Different Frequency, London-based producer R3b3l I presents a thoughtfully…

With Weight Will Unwind, Finlay Birch delivers a debut album defined by emotional intelligence, refined…

Rachel Swain’s Neon Lullaby is a striking and assured debut solo album that showcases the…

With When and How It Happened, San Francisco-based indie rock duo 37 Houses deliver an…

Saline Grace’s The Tree of Knowledge is not merely an album; it is an unsettling…

The DMV presents a bold and intellectually engaging body of work with Cappin’, an album…

Decadent Heroes delivers an emotionally charged and thoughtfully constructed experience with Climax, the most complete…

Fresh off a successful tour in Japan, Die About It arrives as a fierce and…

There’s something deeply comforting about Songs for the Swung, even when it’s dealing with heartbreak,…

C’batch’s The Vault 2 arrives as a confident and deeply expressive continuation of his archival…

Stephen H. Cumberbatch returns with a project that carries a thoughtful act of artistic restoration….

Valley Taylor’s Doppelgänger arrives as a quietly ambitious statement in atmospheric indie music, released in…

Ian Leding’s WAKE UP! feels like one of those records that didn’t come from a…

Reetoxa’s Soliloquy arrives as an ambitious double album that feels more like a cinematic experience…

Amara-Fe returns with A Queen’s Ambition, an album that feels less like a step forward…

The Piano Has Been Dreaming by Magdi Aboul-Kheir feels like a very personal and intimate…

From the first listen, WE ARE HERE / GAME feels like a project that really…