Ateez are back for another Golden Hour
KQ Entertainment’s Ateez is back with another mini-album. Titled Golden Hour: Part 2, Ateez’s new EP is – shockingly – the second part to Golden Hour: Part 1. Opening up…
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Ab-Soul delivers a timeless piece to display his artistic expression
FROM THE VERY FIRST TRACK HE CARRIED THE ENERGY. AN ODE TO EMINEM'S FREESTYLE ON 8 MILE, IT DEMONSTRATES CREATIVITY TO THE FULLEST!!! From the very first record, Ab-Soul sets…
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The O'My's' aim for the heavens with Trust The Stars
The Chi-town duo returns with their most mature record yet. The Chicago group, led by musicians Nick Hennessey and Maceo Vidal Haymes, has spent the better part of a decade…
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Sofía Valdés' sophomore effort is no slump
Panamanian singer-songwriter Sofía Valdés has released her self-titled album, Sofía Valdés. Blending lyrics in both Spanish and English, Sofía Valdés has used this album to blend together all her favourite…
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Yunè Pinku unleashes garage gorgeousness on Scarlet Lamb
Irish-Maylasian artist and ESEA music member Yunè Pinku has released her third EP Scarlet Lamb. At less than 22 minutes long and featuring just six tracks, Scarlet Lamb is a…
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Montreal garage-pop-punk duo DVTR drops energetic EP 'BONJOUR (BIS)'
Hailing from Montreal, garage pop punk duo DVTR—comprised of Demi Lune and Jean Divorce—has just released their new EP, BONJOUR (BIS). From the very first track, it’s clear the pair…
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Pharmakon chastises humanity and meditates on Earth's rebirth
On Maggot Mass, Margaret Chardiet – better known as Pharmakon—delivers her most visceral and harrowing work yet, solidifying her place as one of the most uncompromising figures in noise and…
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Half Waif showcases her fine balance of delicate folk in the most vulnerable way
Half Waif’s latest offering, See You At The Maypole, pushes Nandi Rose's unique brand of art-pop even further into both sonic experimentation and emotional vulnerability. Known for weaving intricate synth landscapes…
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The Wesleys bring DIY spirit to their self-titled debut album
Every now and then, a band comes along that masterfully fuses the old with the new, drawing inspiration from their predecessors while crafting something uniquely vibey and nostalgic. Montreal’s garage-pop…
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Blu & Exile came through with a pleasing gem
Something refreshing sonically that gives us a view into genius with Love (the) Ominous World. The first thing to be said about Love (the) Ominous World is that it's extremely…
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LL Cool J give refreshing Hip Hop with new album
This is the type of creative energy and emceeing Hip Hop needs With 30 years under his belt, you would think that after rhyming for so long staying relevant would…
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Ginger Root's 'elevator hell' is a slice of heaven
Ginger Root, the self-styled ‘aggressive elevator soul’ project, is back with his new album SHINBANGUMI. His first since 2022’s Nisemono, Cameron Lew of Ginger Root’s move to a new label…
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