Category: Album
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Welcome to the Future: Jared Farrell’s New Album “THE LUNATIC MESSIAH” – Dark Carnival of Sound
Dystopian science fiction literature is like a glass of fine red wine: dark, thrilling, and thought-provoking. Many adore these books because reading them makes you reflect on so much. But what if I told you that this concept goes beyond the pages of novels? What if it could be heard? In music, dystopia unfolds in…
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“Every demon that we hold inside, let it find the light”: The Sonic Universe of SHUAH’s New Album “COLLECTING DEMONS”
Joshua Ben-Dylan (SHUAH) is a multifaceted artist from New York who explores the subtlest emotions and fleeting moments that often elude attention in their works. Through photography, visual art, poetry, film, and music, Joshua creates interdisciplinary art that immerses the audience in a stream of reflections and experiences. Inspired by the ideas of transcendentalism, archetypes…
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Ghosts of the Past and the Future in Sound: EP ‘Uncanny’ by Holly Havens
Paranormal phenomena and time travel are mysterious fragments of another reality that captivate the minds of researchers. Perhaps these phenomena do not contradict each other, but are connected by a common secret hidden in the laws of time, space, and the very essence of existence. They inspire theories, and also make one think about the…
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Spencer Sanders’ album “Almanac: Volume 1”: Sincerity, Poetry, and Musical Experiments
This year turned out to be truly fruitful for the music scene, bringing many new talents, bright debuts, and powerful projects that captured the attention of listeners and critics. Among them is the talented singer and songwriter Spencer Sanders, whose music and creativity have managed to win the hearts of many. He quickly gained recognition…
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Winter’s Silent Beauty: How Michael Evan Moore’s “Winter Solstice” Captures the Season’s Magic in Six Tracks
The change of seasons always carries with it a special magic. Autumn with its warm colors departs, making way for winter, a time when nature plunges into silence and calm. Snow lies on the ground like a soft blanket, muffling sounds, and the air becomes transparent and fresh. It is precisely the spirit of winter,…
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One Click, One Night: How Concerty Simplifies Concert Hunting
Time is a resource that seems to shrink tighter and tighter when it comes to planning leisure activities. Each day, we all face a marathon of tasks, work calls, and endless notifications, making the idea of finding time for a concert feel like a luxury. You might want to enjoy some live music, immerse yourself…
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In Search of Self and Beauty: The Musical Transformation of Beyond the Midwest in the Debut Album ‘The Comeback’
Life often brings anxiety and uncertainty, especially when searching for direction. The desire to create can feel overwhelming without a clear starting point, but even small steps forward can lead to significant milestones. Music becomes a way to express both subtle and chaotic emotions. The album that will be discussed is the result of how…
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Music Without Rules: Elly Kace’s New EP About the Struggle with Perfection and the Search for Truth
Many are used to considering stability as something natural, something that does not succumb to changes, but this is a misconception. Every moment, every action leads to a chain of unconscious changes, which in turn shape reality. Transformation is the key to understanding these changes, that invisible flow that permeates all spheres of life. It…
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EP ‘Songs From Hospital Rooms’: Musical Therapy by Classtronaut
Boise is a cultural oasis in the heart of the American hinterland. Yes, there are no skyscrapers or crowds of tourists, but it has soul. For example, the Treefort Music Fest is a large-scale event that brings together people from all corners of the country. Walking its streets, you can meet musicians playing unusual instruments…
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Love, Pain, and California: The Return of Andrew Browning and 9 Pound Hammers in the Album “Love Is a Beautiful Thing”
Originally from picturesque New England, Andrew Browning seemed like a man preparing himself for something greater since childhood. Music entered his life during his school years, like an unexpected guest. In those days, their teacher insisted on one thing: the children had to sing classics. But not Beethoven and Mozart, rather American classics — Bob…