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A review of four new music releases spanning different genres: raw electric rock, irresistible pop,âŚ
Digital hardcore artist Dicqbeats released Dicqbroke last year, an album that begins with a retro sâŚ
Toronto saxophonist Patrick Smith teams up with guitarist Dan Pitt and drummer Lowell Whitty for âWâŚ
Metallic hardcore band Converge shares their current favorite music selections from Bandcamp. The aâŚ
Tomorrow, South African drummer, composer, and bandleader Asher Gamedze is set to share his latest âŚ
The Uprights, an artist collective that originated as a jazz group during Covid lockdown, have releâŚ
Violinist Meg Okura's new album Isaiah, performed with the Pan Asian Chamber Jazz Ensemble, showcasâŚ
Mental Frank releases âTender Sauvagerieâ, a brooding and atmospheric Deep House track from his albâŚ
Finnish darkwave artist Suzi Sabotage releases dance remixes of her anti-fascist anthem âNazi GothsâŚ
Brighton-based 24-year-old singer, songwriter and pianist Hutch releases his second single âCoastinâŚ
Gent Jazz festival has announced additional performers for their upcoming lineup, including DARKSIDâŚ
Jerry A Lang, founder of hardcore punk band Poison Idea, reflects on the group's turbulent history âŚ
Jazz trio the Setting, led by Eivind Opsvik, creates a distinctive sound by blending influences froâŚ
Singer-songwriter Mitch Allen returns to music with his new jazz-infused single âLove That For You,âŚ
Vliegwerk's self-titled album receives a 3.5-star review, described as a bubbling warm water sourceâŚ
Junoflo releases âKawasaki,â an aggressive track created from motorcycle engine sounds that merges âŚ
Claire Sawyers reviews the MENT festival, experiencing a diverse range of experimental and heavy muâŚ
This is a vivid, hypnotic jazz piece spanning over 9 minutes that takes listeners on a continuous jâŚ
Studio Njoku, the label and creative hub founded by Tony Njoku, has launched Conjuring, a new monthâŚ
Irish neo-soul band Projective has released âQuestionâ, a new track characterized by airy vocals anâŚ
Hardcore band Terror has announced their new album âStill Sufferâ and released the title track. TheâŚ
Hardcore punk veterans Terror have announced their tenth studio album titled STILL SUFFER, marking âŚ
Detroit had a thriving house music scene before it became known for techno music. This article highâŚ
Leeds DIY band Bathing Suits releases âEmpathyâ, a seven-minute noise-trance single via Underplay, âŚ
