Kai Bosch mulls over putting the kibosh on a fading relationship in love-lorn single “Tulips”
Google the definition of the noun kibosh, and you’ll find something like this: “to spoil…
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Shaina Hayes challenges winter melancholy with her own blend of modern folk rock on the circling “Sun and Time”
We’re now sufficiently into January, inching towards the peak of the gloomy mountain that is…
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Innovative indie-rockers late night drive home pour a mournful bliss on “Believe Me (Even If I’m Lying)”
While seemingly inspired and fascinated by the mid-2000s alt-rock era, over the last five years late…
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Maud’s “Wherever I Go” is vibrational, claustrophobic, and undeniably shiny
Creating enveloping dance music tinged Nordic noir, producer and artist Maud (aka Kristine Hoff) has…
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Skateland finds no fun, fun, fun on the “Autobahn!”
Among the similarities between love and the German highway system is neither allows you to…
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Earthquake Lights find comfort after loss in “Heartbeat”
Four-piece rock band Earthquake Lights certainly know how to craft captivating anthems that encompass and…
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Kidä’s “Sand Invades Everything” is a transformative and textural sirocco
Pitched somewhere between the whirling, all-encompassing energy of a sandstorm and the beautiful serenity of…
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Mary Middlefield wields a powerful, vulnerable intimacy in “Heart’s Desire”
Fairy tales are often set in the past, but not in a defined period of…
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Karin Ann’s “she” is as dazzling as it is dazing
“I don’t dive deep into the details of my songs; I enjoy letting people discover…
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There is little metaphor needed on Ruby Waters’ visceral “Adult Swim”
“Come over for a swim inside me,” Ruby Waters opens “Adult Swim”; an instruction parading…