Category: Album
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Her Own Cosmos: Devon Michael’s New EP “Even NASA Loses Satellites” is a Whole Universe
Sometimes, to find your true sound, you have to stop being perfect. This modest truth was discovered by Devon Michael while preparing to release her new mini-album “Even NASA Loses Satellites.” Five singles are already out, but as the artist herself admits, the most thrilling part of this release is the feeling that for the…
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The album “Time Alone”: Claire Porter Unveils New Facets of Alt-Lounge Sound
Songs about love and songs about insects-at first glance, these are themes that seem difficult to compare. Many will ask: what could they possibly have in common? But if you look closer, you’ll find surprising connections. Both love and the tiniest creatures of nature reveal themselves through subtle details-a flutter of wings, a gentle buzzing,…
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Loud, Sincere, and Full of Nuance: Loser Demon Set a New Tone for Their Sound on “EP2”
Almost a year has passed since the release of their debut “EP1,” and now the Riverside, California (Inland Empire) band Loser Demon returns with a new release, “EP2.” Their sound remains true to garage rock with a lo‑fi/DIY aesthetic and a touch of power pop, post‑punk, and melodic rock. At first glance, everything seems familiar:…
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Warm Shades of Autumn in the Debut Album “EROS” by Katherion
It seems that this autumn we’ve been given the perfect soundtrack for thoughtful yet hopeful days! One of the brightest and undoubtedly most personal musical events is the release of the debut album “EROS” by the artist known to listeners as Katherion. Behind this captivating pseudonym lies a long and fascinating story, and today the…
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Five Songs, Five Stories, Five Steps: “Si Vis Pacem” the Debut EP by Maria Deirisarri
Today Generation Z is often labeled as having a “lost creativity.” They say this generation spins around the same templates, churns out similar short videos, plays with pre-made filters, and trusts algorithms more than its own imagination. But this is absolutely not true. If you dig deeper, it’s precisely among them that bold artists appear…
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Summer Tales and Psychedelic Vibes: Chris Portka’s New Album “The Album Everyone Wants”
The last twenty years life seems to have gone off the brakes: phones, the internet, the new – everything rushes at the speed of light. Against this backdrop, vinyl sounds like a true antidote to the rush. A record is a material embodiment of music, something you can touch, examine. Fortunately, today more and more…
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You Can Be Vulnerable and Still Strong: Jordan Corey and Her Most Personal Album “The Tunnel + The Light”
Sometimes music finds us on its own. You might be skimming through songs in search of something new, and suddenly you stumble upon a voice that strikes a chord. That’s exactly what happened to me recently when I discovered the songs of Jordan Corey. Corey’s songs carry a remarkable lightness, as if all worries can…
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Breakups, Pixels, and Extra Lives: Chloe Navarre’s “Periwinkle”
Music about breakups and video game soundtracks, at first glance, you’ll agree, themes that seem utterly unrelated. The first speaks of the personal – the pain of loss, the tenderness of memories, the slowed-down beating of the heart. The second draws a map of imaginary worlds, leading us through pixel forests and cities that don’t…
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New Album Jaden Sade’s “Tidal Wave”: Getting Lost to Find Yourself
Sometimes the creative process becomes so captivating that stopping is no longer possible. Several songs written “for oneself” suddenly begin to weave together into a whole story. One after another, they appear until they shape into a full album. Jaden Sade had not planned to release new material but chose to follow the flow of…
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Piano, Orchestra, and Electronics: Samer Fanek and His Personal Album “Forever Elsewhere”
Not many people are able to master playing the piano solely by ear. For most, this instrument is associated with sheet music, scales, and long hours of practice. But there are musicians who choose the path of trusting their own ear and inner rhythm. They sit at the keys without cheat sheets or instructions, letting…