

//Album Review\\ The Undead Cat finds powerful belonging with latest album 'Home In a Foreign Land'
Home can be defined as many things, from safety, to community and favourite foods, and general happenings, what does one do though when that home becomes a place of isolation and unfamilarity, for The Undead Cat, its an experience they know well,hoewver instead of letting it consume their being they chose a different path, a cathartic one in the form of new album ‘Home In A Foreign Land’ that sweeps the listener up in seconds with a sense of nostalgia, aching passion and a po


//Album Review\\ Alina Ly unapologetically unpacks her heart with debut album ‘Shoebox’
In a world that only seems to grow more chaotic,it can be easier to try and compartmentalise things, put them to the back of the mind to deal with later; a shoe box under our bed that we only unpack when it's needed. Alina Ly is ready to unpack that shoebox with her debut album of the same name, encouraging all that the past is to be embraced and set free rather than caged forever. From the get-go,’ Shoebox’ is a beautifully intimate dissection of life after love and loss, gr


//Song Review\\ The Ingrid explore infatuation with aching heart through debut single ‘Limerence’
Photo credit:Sallyvsworld Limerence is described as an involuntary, obsessive state of intense infatuation; it's more all-consuming than love and can be a whole lot more addictive,whether it's for partners, love interests, or a celebrity online. It's something many experience at least once in their lifetime. For Chicester's The Ingrid, it's a beautiful ache of humanity in the form of their debut single ‘Limerence’ whose lyricism sweeps the listener away from the get-go.


//Song Review\\ The Undead Cat unapologetically dissects personal truth with latest single ‘Nostalgic Melancholy’
Home is where the heart is,but what happens when the heart is lost at what should be home? The Undead Cat (Lucas Paw) and their latest single, ‘Nostalgic Melancholy,’ is a stunningly raw, cathartic dissection of the latter, as it explores the ache of transformation to fit another person’s eye. From the get go, ’Nostalgic Melancholy' hooks the listener in with a hauntingly aching atmosphere that blooms into a boldly passionate realization that maybe all wasn’t what it seemed


//Song Review\\ Niamh Lloyd White embodies bittersweet nostalgia with first seasonal single 'Christmas Miracle'
There is a unique kind of ache that can come with Christmas for many. While couples cosy up under twinkling lights and families reunite after the business of the year, for some, it is a difficult time of reflection and loneliness. They look back on happier times with a bittersweet nostalgia, rather than unmistakable joy. With her latest single, ‘Christmas Miracle,’ Niamh Lloyd White is familiar with this loneliness; however, she hasn’t let it defeat her. Instead, she has ch


//Song Review\\ Tenkila holds a haunting mirror to society with latest single 'Season 2.'
In today's world, misfortune often becomes entertainment, and schadenfreude (taking joy in others’ failures) occupies almost everything. Tenkila stands out as a brilliant opposing force with a haunting and reflective new single, ‘Season 2’. From the first note, ‘Season 2’ draws you in with experimental, warning-toned guitars and bass, paired with dark, metaphorical lyrics that explore the darker side of human nature and the damage caused when we choose cruelty over empathy.


//EP Review\\ Threat Detector dissects Faith through catharsis with latest EP 'Dirty Meat'
In a world where faith and hope can sometimes feel faltering, Threat Detector is bringing the power back with a high velocity musicality and raw embodiment of vulnerability in the form of his latest EP ‘Dirty Meat’, which explores their personal experience and evolution of both Faith and Identity with brilliance and unwavering passion. Spanning over 5 tracks and released on the 14th of November,’ Dirty Meat’ delves deep from the get go and does not shy away from the shadows


//Interview\\ Lizzie Thomas: ' it was such a blood, tears, guts, glory type album and experience for me.'
From adoring the musical brilliance of Madonna and Whitney Houston to shining bright as a New York jazz star, Lizzie Thomas doesn’t mess around when it comes to Jazz or producing the perfect album, whether its original material or American songbook classics. With her latest and first-ever self-produced album Awakening now out in the world, we sat down with Lizzie to get the story on what music means to her, becoming a producer and how music caught her ear in the first place.


//Song Review\\ Maisie Jean gets cathartic about love with latest single 'You've Got His Eyes'
There is nothing more all-consuming than love; it changes and shifts for better or for worse whenever it is encountered. In Sheffield's Maisie Jean’s case, and with her latest single ‘You’ve Got His Eyes’ (taken from her debut album ‘Fluorescent Girl’), Love has manifested as a powerful lesson in change and a vehicle for healing. From the outset, this track cinematically hooks you in with a melancholic electronic underlay and lyrical poeticness that feels comfortably haunting


//Review\\ Mani Jnx delves deep into heartbreak and healing in stunning debut ep ‘Love: Sin’
Love is not linear, nor is the concept of sin. Some accept the love they think they deserve, even when it's leading them into...





















































