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London-based gay / queer artist Ray Noir steps into 2026 with ‘Temptation,’ a visceral alt-metal release forged at the very beginning of his sobriety journey. Written in a moment of confrontation, between desire, self-destructive cycles, and the fragile architecture of self-control, the track channels the seductive gravity of what you […]
Nytt Land reveal the beautifully animated music video ‘Taiga’ as the next advance single taken from their forthcoming new album “Aba Khan”. The tenth full-length (including self-released titles) of the Siberian ritual folk band from Kalachinskhas been chalked up for release on February 20, 2026. Video creditsScript writer & video director: Natalia Pakhalenko Nytt Land comment: “This song is about our great mother, Taiga, […]
Glen´s upcoming fourth instrumental five track studio album “It Was A Bright Cold Day In April” is set to drop on February 20th, 2026 on Kapitän Platte / Cargo Records. It is titled after the first sentence of George Orwell’s, “1984”, and is a visceral statement of noise driven energy and eclectic […]
After turning heads with their genre-bending debut album “Psychotic Banana,” Hand of Juno now dive headfirst into the club world with a dark, driving techno reimagining of their track ‘Right Now,’ remixed by Faster. Stripping the original industrial metal track down to its rhythmic core and rebuilding it with pounding beats, glitchy textures, […]
For three decades, Theodor Bastard have bridged the traditions of the old world with the new. Now, five years removed from their last full-length journey, the Karelian pioneers of electro-folk are beginning a new venture that reconnects with their earliest roots. Now, Theodor Bastard are releasing their first single in five years. […]
Released globally on Friday, 14 November 2025, Duel Native’s latest EP gathers four live recordings tracked in Naarm (Melbourne), Australia, an intimate snapshot of an artist who thrives in the volatile space between performance and ritual. The project arrived on the heels of Duel Native’s work scoring and performing in […]
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 […]
There is a particular kind of quiet breakdown that doesn’t look like chaos at all. It looks like brushing your teeth in silence. It looks like walking to the store for no reason. It looks like the same four walls at the same hour, again and again, until the days […]
Some songs don’t just play, they awaken. ‘Gridded Sky’ by Geneva-based Night Enjoyer doesn’t unfold like a simple track; it rises like an aurora made of pixels and ache, a shimmering mirage where machines and ghosts hum in unison. It begins as if a current runs through a forgotten dream, […]
Somewhere between the half-light of memory and the ache of waking, Lost Velvet weave a song that feels like a dream that refuses to end. ‘Make It Alright’ isn’t just music, it’s an apparition, a glimmering mirage suspended in the fog of one’s own emotional geography. The UK duo, Robert […]