Today’s Weekly5 recommends the new tracks by Vista x64, CHALK, Worries And Other Plants, Zustra, and Chelsea Wolfe.
Californian artist Chelsea Wolfe once more embraces darkness. Delicate at first, then it erupts with roaring guitars and crashing drums.
My vinyl collection collects more dust than plays. That's not a vinyl problem.
The Sound Business #13 • Festival suffer from heatstrokes and the latest from Parliament.
From a drum and bass earthquake to a love song with galactic proportions: Capacitor is back.
Three years ago I missed The Cure because of an embarassing mistake. This month I fix that.
This week, we recommend the new songs by Pol, Adna, nothhingspecial, Wave Trail, and ANIQO.
Adna’s latest single still carries the same truth: vulnerability isn’t an aesthetic but a necessity. And proves once more that gentle music is a deadly weapon.
The positive review isn't a sell-out. It's a choice.
This week, we recommend the new songs by Kaktus Einarsson, Night Tapes, Ella Ronen, Desire, and Sensu.
Janis Ian's "At Seventeen" aches gently. Ella Ronen's cover removes the gentleness.
