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TaniA Kyllikki & Rynellton – “HUMAN”
Some songs begin with a melody. Others begin with something that refuses to leave your mind. For British singer-songwriter TaniA Kyllikki and her husband, producer and multi-instrumentalist Rynellton, “HUMAN” started with a social media post written in response to the hostility and division they were witnessing online. What followed was an unexpected musical collaboration that…
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Kevin Keller – ALTUS
After more than three decades of composing, what happens when an artist stops searching for something new and begins recognising something that has been present all along? For composer and recording artist Kevin Keller, that question lies at the heart of ALTUS, his 16th album and a deeply contemplative work that brings together familiar musical…
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Ski Trax – “I’m Just Here For The Après”
For some people, the perfect ski holiday is all about fresh powder, blue skies and one last run before the lifts close. For others, the real attraction begins when the skis come off and the drinks start flowing. Ski Trax understands exactly where the priorities lie. With “I’m Just Here For The Après,” the snow-obsessed…
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Savagegroup – “An Angel Had to Go Home”
Savagegroup are bringing back the theatrical intensity of 1990s melodic metal with a song that makes no attempt to soften its emotional impact. “An Angel Had to Go Home” combines heavy guitars, relentless double-bass drumming and sweeping orchestral arrangements with a deeply sorrowful story about loss. It is a track built around dramatic contrasts, moving…
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Music by Jeremy – Scenes from a Well Worn Path (Side Three)
Some songwriters use music to tell you what they believe. Music by Jeremy takes a different approach: he would rather put a question on the table and let you sit with it. On Scenes from a Well Worn Path (Side Three), the third instalment of an ambitious 24-track, four-part double album, the singer-songwriter turns his…
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The Sonic Travelers – “A Heart’s a Terrible Thing to Waste”
Some relationships end long before either person is ready to say goodbye. One person has already begun looking toward the exit, while the other is left trying to understand what remains of the life they built together. On “A Heart’s a Terrible Thing to Waste,” The Sonic Travelers explore that difficult moment with a song…
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The Strangulators! – Kill Kill Charity Kill
The Strangulators! aren’t interested in making punk rock polite. Their approach is considerably rougher: drag it through a dark alley, leave it bruised, and force it to sing for its supper. With Kill Kill Charity Kill, the band return with a second album that pushes their collision of aggressive punk and vintage crime noir further…
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Twisted Natures – “Do You Think of Me Too?”
Some relationships end, but the memories refuse to follow. A familiar scent, a place you once visited together or the sudden recollection of a late-night conversation can bring someone back into your thoughts when you least expect it. Twisted Natures explores that lingering emotional connection in “Do You Think of Me Too?”, an alternative electronic-pop…
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Erick Oscar – “Compás de tu Querer”
There are love songs that celebrate romance, and then there are songs that try to explain what love does to the person experiencing it. Erick Oscar’s “Compás de tu Querer” belongs to the latter, turning devotion into a feeling of being more alive, more grounded and more determined. Written with his wife in mind, the…
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Santa Claws – Sands of Time
There is something satisfying about a band taking its time. Nine years after their debut, Santa Claws return with Sands of Time, an album that sounds less like a comeback and more like the result of a group finally arriving at the sound they have been working towards. Released on October 2, 2026, the eight-track…
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