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Music

Lira Bekbolatova on Grief as a Form of Becoming

Lira Bekbolatova’s latest releases unfold like a quiet interior dialogue, shaped by memory, grief, and the search for an inner sense of home. Moving away from external narratives and toward a deeply introspective language, her recent work treats music as a form of creative meditation, a space where questions are […]

Galore on Becoming More Than a Persona

Emerging from the theatrical world, Galore is an artist who defies simple categorization. What began as a stage persona has grown into a multifaceted musical project, blending the intimacy of cabaret with the expansiveness of original songwriting. With roots in Italy and a creative home in London, Galore navigates a […]

Călin Țopa Turns Ancient History Into a Mind-Melting Sound Trip

In 2025, the Mleiha Archaeological Site in the UAE, a landscape layered with over 210,000 years of human history, became the stage for something extraordinary. Călin Țopa’s ‘Transcendent Renaissance’ was not a performance in the traditional sense. It was a full-scale temporal journey, a living installation where sound, light, and […]

Gadi Sassoon On Why Feeling Is Still a Human Job in the Age of AI

At the intersection where sound becomes thought and technology learns to listen, Gadi Sassoon builds worlds. Composer, performer, and tireless experimenter, he moves fluently between piano and violin, code and gesture, concert hall and laboratory. His work does not treat AI as a spectacle, but as a lens, one that […]

BOXING CLUB: Post-Punk Confessions from the Edge of Two Cities

Boxing Club are the kind of band that could only form in the cracks of a city, through forum ads, collapsing rehearsals, and the beautiful chaos of the London underground. A London-via-Glasgow four-piece, they fuse the city’s ambition and late-night frenzy with Glasgow’s grit and brutal honesty. Their live shows […]

Inside Electric Castle’s “In a World That Won’t Stop Singing”

There’s a crooked kind of beauty in watching a music festival through the eyes of someone who feels absolutely nothing when sound swells around them. “In a World That Won’t Stop Singing,” Electric Castle’s documentary on musical anhedonia, steps away from melodrama and oversized explanations. It lets the subject breathe […]

Kadjavsi’s ‘So Arbitrary’ and the Subtle Physics of Letting Go

Some songs feel as if they step quietly out of the dusk, carrying with them the temperature of the days that forged them. ‘So Arbitrary,’ the newest offering from Kadjavsi, belongs to the latter, an intimate autumn confession breathed onto the window glass of a high-rise room, the kind where […]

NEON TREES: Sound, Light, and Everything Between

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, […]

How to Party at the Edge of Collapse: An Interview w/ HURACÁN

There’s a storm brewing in Belgium, and its name is Huracán. The band has never been about comfort or compromise; their music drags you into the undertow, a sonic force that feels as much like an exorcism as it does a celebration. With their new EP “2025”, they don’t just […]

TRAMHAUS Talks Chaos, Reverie, and the Pulse Between

Tramhaus, the post-punk sensation from Rotterdam, has been turning heads with their electrifying fusion of shoegaze atmospheres and punk rock intensity. On stage, the five members merge into a singular, magnetic force, drawing audiences into a whirlwind of emotion and raw energy. Despite their relatively short time together, they have […]

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