Category: Album
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The Pairs’ Album “Together on a Rock”: A Detox From Digital Noise
A filtered picture of breakfast is more important in our time than breakfast itself. Everyone is obsessed with speed and a perfect, meticulously polished sound, and you’ll agree that encountering something sincere is a gift of fate. This is why the folk trio The Pairs from London (the one in Canada, not to be confused…
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The Album by Clela Errington, Walkin’ Each Other Home: A Spiritual, Unforgettable Celebration of Toronto’s Folk Scene
An interesting fact: albums that appear at the right time – when there’s rain outside the window and the day becomes a solid gray spot, and conversations in cafes quiet down by themselves and you want to close the door and forget about what’s outside. “Walkin’ Each Other Home” by Clela Errington is one of…
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Where Guitars Argue with Gods: Neil Potter’s Debut Album “Out of the Fjords and New Found Lands” – A Saga Worthy of Odin
To be honest, not many people can instantly name all the gods of Asgard without mixing up Freyr and Freyja, can they? Exactly! Mythology – especially Norse mythology – is, you know, territory for the chosen few. And one of those chosen ones turned out to be Neil Potter: musician, teacher, and Liverpool resident. Neil…
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The self-titled album Nada UV: Ghostly Lounge for Midnight Conversations
Have you ever had the feeling that you’re living in two realities at once? In one – heroic confidence and readiness for a feat; in the other – awkwardness and panic at a nighttime call. These two “selves” have finally collided, and their battle has already been recorded and mixed into the perfect album “Nada…
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Sloe Paul: Berlin Multi-instrumentalist Releases “Searching/Finding” – Ethereal Bliss
Before the Christmas torrent of songs crashes down on listeners and the airwaves turn into one endless jingle, Sloe Paul arrives with a new album, “Searching/Finding”! And that’s salvation, friends. Instead of intrusive holiday noise, this release is the perfect bridge from hot summer to reflective autumn. It wraps you softly and nudges you toward the…
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“Inner Compass” by Andreas Wolff: the Quiet Revolution of Solo Piano
What do you do when a calling finds you not in childhood, but… at 19? Ask Andreas Wolff! This German neoclassical pianist and composer didn’t take the easy way: he gave up a successful EDM DJ career to teach himself the piano. Inspired by club culture and film soundtracks, Andreas mastered piano playing on his…
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Master of Ballads About Life’s Crossroads: “Curious Directions” The New Album by Paul Nourigat
Many believe that great stories begin at twenty. Portland-based singer-songwriter Paul Nourigat proves the opposite: you can start singing and fall in love with music at any age. On his sixtieth birthday, he gifted himself his first used guitar from Craigslist – and that moment became a true rebirth. After a calm, fulfilled life, Paul…
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“Conversations with the Moon”: Kitty Coen Paints Solitude in Silver Light
The new album “Conversations with the Moon” by the red-haired queen of alternative country and gothic storytelling, Kitty Coen, is a captivating and delicate tale of loneliness, connection, and the creation of a world you can step into when reality becomes too heavy, as well as nights when it feels like the only thing listening…
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No Pretense, Just Feeling: STOREBJERG’s Debut Album “Songs For You”
Music competitions are not the finish line – they’re just the start. A true artist, once recognized, takes it as a sign to keep moving forward. A vivid example of that is the 22‑year‑old Dane STOREBJERG (Nikolaj Storebjerg) from Aarhus. His name rang out after winning the Jelling Music Festival in 2024, but instead of…
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Dark, Heavy, Human: ‘Being Human’ – the New Album by Killing Kind
The pandemic period already feels like a distant dream-a time when anxiety and silence shared the same air. The world seemed frozen, yet within that strange stillness, new ideas began to sprout. That’s how Killing Kind came to life-a musical escape from isolation, realized in 2021. The project united three veterans of the Swedish post-punk…