Most people assume Apple Tree Yard is a slow-burn murder mystery. Wrong. This is a story about a woman whose single bad decision dismantles her entire life — and the murder trial is almost incidental. Set that expectation correctly before you press play, or you will spend two episodes waiting for the wrong thing. What […]
A Place Called Home by NATALIE CLARK is a beautiful track capturing the optimistic yet soulful, easy-listening joy of their music with light, breezy melodies and a driving rhythm, injecting it with energy. CLARK’s story is a fascinating one. Talking to Richard Brandson on a radio show, the billionaire offered her a chance to sing […]
Roads by ГОЛОС КАА explores a modern take on a seminal Portishead record, redefining it with an updated vocal performance and an alternative rhythm, capturing the melancholic and liminal essence of the original while adding energy for a new audience. The synths forgo the delayed reverb of the original and instead opt for a bolder, […]
SHE by JOE LINGTON is a genre-bending exploration and commentary of modern relationships. The album doesn’t compromise its message in any way, delivering cutting and emotionally resonant musical lines, spanning the scope of afro beats, R&B, and sensitive Neo Soul. Opening up with Pinkeen and Move Your Body, the album begins with energy and pep. […]
We Shall Not Be Moved by PHAT PROBLEM has a traditional punk sound and modern themes. It stands out because of its bold dedication to its sonic roots. The track opens with this crunchy guitar sound and rolling drums, immediately setting the tone and building the energy. This opening introduces us to PHAT PROBLEM’s punk […]
LIFE by PROKLAIM mixes several different genres in a way that feels authentic to each of them but also unique in its styling. From bossa nova to neo-soul to Boom Bap, there is a sense of respect for each genre PROKLAIM has utilised to build their sound. That respect translates into a unique sonic landscape […]
Deluge by JAMES KING is a raw and honest acoustic indie folk track that stands out because of its directness. It utilises an acoustic guitar, piano, and layers of vocals. Deluge’s building blocks are simple and easy to understand as a listener, which makes the impact of the piece emotionally resonant. It shows King’s maturity […]
Mermaid Cafe by Douglas Savage is an Indie Folk Soft Rock track infused with the sleepy British seaside town and all the charm that comes with it. I’m sure people can relate to exploring these quiet, peaceful towns and fantasising about a different pace of life, wondering what it is like to live there. Savage […]
Remnants by the Neuromaniacs is an avant-garde instrumental piece that feels like a trip from beginning to end. Distancing themselves from their previous darker material, The Neuromaniacs tap into a euphoric high with this track, utilising a shiny synth to guide you through the composition from beginning to end. This element feels like it leads […]
The most common mistake people make before watching Breath is assuming it’s a surf film. It has surfing in it the way Requiem for a Dream has food in it — the visible thing isn’t what the movie is about. Go in expecting wave action and you’ll spend 115 minutes bored. Go in understanding what […]
