Rodeo Terrorists have released “Saltire (Tartan Army),” a bold new Scottish football anthem designed to capture the humour, pride and passion of Scotland supporters. Out now as of 27th March 2026, the single arrives with the kind of terrace-ready energy that could make it a fitting soundtrack for World Cup fever. Behind the track is […]
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Mark Springer’s “Sleep of Reason” – A Dazzling Descent into Sonic Shadows
If anyone’s been charting the unpredictable creative journey of pianist and composer Mark Springer, Sleep of Reason (Sub Rosa SR563) is a thrilling new chapter—not a departure, but a deepening of his restless musical language. Known for his kinetic hand at the piano and boundary-defying collaborations, from the anarchic energy of Rip Rig + Panic […]
Unraveling Life’s Meaning with Velcrocranes’ Latest Release ‘What If I Die’: A Musical Journey
Velcrocranes, the innovative and boundary-pushing band, has graced us with their highly anticipated album, “What If I Die.” This hard prog creation invites listeners to embark on a journey of self-reflection, exploring the depths of human existence in a uniquely thought-provoking manner. Released on 27/10/23, this masterpiece serves as an ode to the ever-changing perspectives […]
Legendary Collaborations: The Project’s Debut Album Produced by Dennis Hill and Mixed by Mike Troolines
From the enchanting beaches of California emerges a new sensation, The Project. This dynamic supergroup is set to make a splash in the music industry with their highly anticipated debut album, “Best Days.” Led by the charismatic James Davis, who has already made a name for himself with his previous band Shameless, The Project is […]
John Fishell Creates a Wall of Sound with ‘We’ve Got a Live One’
John Fishell is here to rock your world! His debut album ‘We’ve Got a Live One’ is sure to blow your mind – it’s a 45-minute set of original tracks and covers that blends classic rock influences with modern sensibilities. Featuring a powerhouse rhythm section, Fishell’s dynamic and heartfelt performance will leave you wanting more. […]
A Faultless Album: Doolin’s New Release Makes Waves Amongst Listeners
‘A finer gift hasn’t come from France since the Statue of Liberty was delivered’, said Irish American news, in regard to Doolin’s self-titled 2016 album. We couldn’t have put it better ourselves. Upon the release of their second album ‘CIRCUS BOY’, Doolin have certainly lived up to listeners’ expectations – offering a record full of […]
Releasing New Music, Kenton Hall Drops Debut Albums Idiopath and Omniopath
If you are an albums person and love when an artist showcases their passion, musical talent and inner thought into a large collective of work, then let us introduce you to Kenton Hall. Releasing new music, Kenton Hall drops debut albums Idiopath and Omniopath which in total feature 33 original track alongside 2 bonus tracks. […]
Interview: Autolemy – ‘Say Goodbye’
Where did the inspiration for Say Goodbye come from? Inspiration came from a music hook that kept spinning around my head each time I walked home. It had a specific lyric for the chorus ‘runaway, runaway, runaway’. I’d procrastinated for some time, but like other ideas that vanish over time – this remained in my […]
Falling Felon’s Self-Titled Debut Album Is One Of Artful Perfection
Falling Felon, the up-and-coming alternative pop duo from Zambia, France, and Germany, are releasing their self-titled debut album on March 1st with the lead single off of their self-titled album being called “I Just Do The Falling.” The duo that makes up Falling Felon is Apaig Lombé from Zambia and Brieuc Le Meur from France […]
Wavewulf brings listener’s to infinity and beyond with latest release ‘Space Art and Angels’
Ellen Oakley Encompassing topics of discovery, the cosmos and the human condition, Wavewulf presents a true musical journey into space with his album ‘Space Art and Angels’ available for listener’s everywhere to buckle up and explore the realms of electronic music seemingly outside of reality. The sixteen-track album is brimming with life, managing to feel […]
Killing Kenny’s reimagining of Soft Cell and Bruce Springsteen on ‘Exactly Different’ should be at the top of your covers playlist
Ellen Oakley Covers can be a tricky thing. Artists can trip up by straying too far from the original content, or on the other end of the spectrum, they can go too far and leave the magic of the originator and replace it with something new but not necessarily elevated. Whenever covers are featured on […]
Mustafa Khetty (Morpheus Project) brings a whole new meaning to the Prog genre with debut album ‘Mozaick’
Ellen Oakley On the eve of the release of Mustafa Khetty’s anticipated debut album ‘Mozaick’, all should prepare themselves for a journey through the nuances of classical, prog and world music genres presented with an ethereal narrative and otherworldly style. Dropping Friday (March 19th), the album is immense in feel and immersive in nature, while […]