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The Bellwether is one of those spaces that can feel both expansive and intimate, and Neon Trees leaned into that balance the moment they took the stage. From the opening notes of ‘A Real Hero,’ the room shifted into their orbit: steady, confident, and tightly focused. The crowd responded immediately, […]
Emerging from the lo-fi undercurrents of psych-rock and experimental haze, The Shrubs are less a band and more a mutating thought-form: shifting, shedding members, and shape-shifting through soundscapes that feel like dream transmissions from a parallel timeline. Rooted in introspection and restless curiosity, their latest work, ‘Fall Behind’, drips with […]
From the dream-laced soundscapes of Sydney/Eora, Lucidbloom return with ‘Dust’, a stirring meditation on emotional weight, love gone cold, and the quiet defiance of letting go. More than just a single, ‘Dust’ is an act of release – raw, resolute, and beautifully unburdened. Through vivid, almost mythic imagery, boulders dragged […]
Bergen has long been a breeding ground for strange, atmospheric sounds, but few artists have carved out such an intimate and desolate corner of the ambient spectrum as Picture Ann. Both prolific and uncompromising, the project has been quietly building its own haunted world of instrumental melancholy, a place where […]
In one of his latest series, Alexey Pavlov turns the lens toward the fragile architecture of the human body, capturing it in the intimate, fading light of a late summer day. Here, the sun does not merely shine upon the skin, it is gently received, almost as if warmth radiates […]
Belgian photographer Marc T’Syen (Marc T.) has built an eclectic career that spans from London, where he assisted Cecil Beaton and worked for The Face, New Musical Express, and Warner Bros UK, to Italy, where he worked with Corriere della Sera and befriended columnist Alessio Gaggioli. After more than three […]
In a world that feels increasingly fractured, Doc’n Roll Film Festival – “the Glastonbury of music movie fests”, according to Time Out – returns for its 12th edition with a line-up of films celebrating artists who refuse to bend, break or conform. From punk to jazz and blues, house and electronica to soul, art-rock […]
Saint Stacy makes her grand entrance with “Beginner Again”, a debut album that distills hazy vocals, dreamy guitars, and punchy beats into indie-pop anthems designed to both seduce and sting. Riding the momentum of her buzzworthy singles ‘Feel Like Myself’ and ‘By The Wind’, which helped rack up over 20 […]
Alt-pop disruptor Maggie Andrew steps into a new era with her EP “How To Sing For Money”, a collection that proves she’s not here to play by pop’s rulebook. Featuring singles like ‘Fall Like a Feather,’ ‘How To Sing For Money,’ and ‘Emotional Touchdown’, the latter breaking into the US […]
Huracán have always carried a certain volcanic gravity with them. From Ghent’s underground stages to festival lineups where they stood shoulder-to-shoulder with heavyweights, the Belgian quartet forged a sound that refuses to sit still, neither in the comfortable haze of stoner grooves, nor in the sprawling monumentality of post-metal. Their […]