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Tramhaus are Rotterdam’s live-wire post-punk revelation, a band celebrated for explosive shows and songs that hit like a spark to dry air. With a sound that effortlessly stretches from shoegaze textures to raw punk-rock urgency, the five-piece blend their diverse musical backgrounds into something both unpredictable and fiercely cohesive. On […]
Vilnius-based experimental metal band Erdve have released ‘Ydos,’ the second single taken from their upcoming album “Epigrama,” out May 29th, 2026 through Season of Mist. ‘Ydos’ follows the band’s first single ‘Nyra’ and continues the thematic arc of “Epigrama,” a record built around entropy, psychological erosion and the cumulative weight of unresolved regret. Where […]
Rising indie-folk artist Ike Dweck will release his new single, ‘The End of Me,’ on May 1, arriving just ahead of his first-ever headline US tour. The track is available to pre-save at this link. On ‘The End of Me,’ Dweck turns his attention to the uneasy aftermath of a breakup, zeroing in on the […]
There’s a quiet honesty running through this series by London-based photographer Oliver Villegas. Shot with model Annia Krystyna, the images feel unforced, almost accidental in the best way, as if they happened rather than being carefully arranged. The setting is simple, intimate: bed sheets, soft daylight, a body moving without […]
Deceits feels like a band you experience before you fully understand. There’s a kind of raw clarity in what they do: direct, intense, and very present. Their sound carries both movement and emotion, pulling from different places without losing its core. In this conversation, Kevin “Pups” Moreno (vocals / instruments) […]
There’s something quietly compelling about the way Antony Szmierek arrived in music, not through ambition, but through observation, writing, and a moment of stillness that pushed everything forward. What began as poetry, scribbled over time, slowly found its way into sound during a period when the world itself felt suspended. […]
There’s a particular kind of American panic that kicks in the moment sex stops being decorative. Not pornographic, decorative. The kind that sells fragrance campaigns, props up streaming thrillers, lubricates the cultural machine without ever leaving a stain. But the second desire becomes architectural, the second it starts shaping a […]
Paris has always known how to domesticate ghosts. Lenny Kravitz’s residence in the 16th arrondissement, a grand 1920s hôtel particulier known as Villa Roxie, carries a name shaped by private history. It honors Roxie Roker, his mother, and the Paris she once imagined for herself. The tribute is embedded into […]
Qingshan Liu is a China-based photographer whose work moves between intimacy and tension, instinct and observation. His images focus on contemporary youth, not as a defined generation, but as individuals navigating emotional extremes, desire, anxiety, closeness, and distance. His latest body of work, brought together in “The Heat of the […]
The Romanian post-punk scene is coming back to life and, somehow, being rediscovered after many years of numbness. Lately, it has managed to throw into the world a series of compositions, entire albums, even, that deserve to be taken seriously on the international stage. We are talking, therefore, about young […]