Music Reviews

Nino Saint James – “GDLT (God Damn Long Time)”

What stands out to me about “GDLT” is how grounded it feels in reality. With this track, Nino Saint James isn’t trying to create a larger-than-life moment. He’s documenting something a lot of artists go through but don’t always articulate this clearly, the weight of time, patience, and staying committed when things don’t move fast. …

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Filip Dahl – “Flying High”

With “Flying High,” Norwegian composer and multi-instrumentalist Filip Dahl delivers a track that feels rooted in experience rather than trend-chasing. There is no attempt here to force modern production tricks or follow current formulas. Instead, the song succeeds because it understands exactly what it wants to be: a confident instrumental rock composition built around strong …

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Inception of Eternity – “Mother of Dawn”

What stands out to me about “Mother of Dawn” is how focused it is. With this release, Inception of Eternity strips back the genre-blending approach they’re known for and leans fully into a symphonic identity. And honestly, that decision works in their favor. The track feels built around atmosphere first. From the opening moments, there’s …

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SaKy / Chris Pellnat – “VRChat の歌”

What I like about “VRChat の歌” is how self-aware it is. With this release, SaKy and Chris Pellnat aren’t trying to justify the world they’re writing about, they’re just presenting it as it is. The hook says everything upfront. It’s playful, slightly defensive, and honest in a way that feels familiar. That line about not …

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