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I Used to Wait for Trains, Too I was always waiting for a train. We all do. As a kid, I’d wander down to the station in my small town and just stand there - watching the comings and goings, imagining destinations, tracing tracks with my eyes like they held answers. So when Mats Dernánd drops a song titled Waiting for a Train, I get it. Not just the title. But also the weight of it. Just to make things […]
A Box, a Crash, and the Curse of Lost Songs You ever lost a hard drive? I did. Years ago. It had old beats, voice notes, plugins I’d never find again. One day it clicked, the next it just didn’t. So when I read that MrMessy - real name Lukas Speissegger - lost nearly all his electronic creations in a digital crash, I didn’t need to imagine it. I felt it. He wasn’t some bedroom hobbyist dabbling with loops. He […]
A Protest Song in a Basement Jacket Oreaganomics. Just the name makes you think of something between a stoned history lesson and a garage punk manifesto. And Audacity, their third single off the upcoming album And Introducing....shane!!!!, doesn’t disappoint on either front. Released from the heartland - Lincoln, Nebraska - on February 6, 2025, this track is a slap in the face to complacency and a beer-soaked hymn for those fed up with the power games. Now, don’t expect polished […]
Jamie Alimorad Two Wrongs - Let’s Start Where It Burns I didn’t expect to care this much about a single I hadn’t heard of two days ago. But here I am, writing this. There’s something satisfying about a song that doesn’t bother with subtlety. No whispery metaphors. No high-concept fluff. Just grit, guitars, and a voice that cuts through like a rusty blade through thick skin. Jamie Alimorad’s new single, Two Wrongs, kicks the door down in under four minutes. […]
Poetry Walks into a Groove I've been blessed to find out that on May 1st, 2025, the Cornelius Eady Trio released Quicksand. A track built on restraint, built on truth. It's the first single from their upcoming EP, The Misery Tree, due this Memorial Day. The song lands quietly, but it stays grounded. It presses down, steady like a pulse. Recorded, mixed, and mastered remotely, it carries the DNA of a group that has worked side by side for over ten […]
Something In The Way on Late Hours Small hours, low light, and big expectations. Greatness dangling like low-hanging stars, just out of reach. So, are we doing enough to be heard? To touch something real, something honest, something that doesn’t come in likes and reposts? These are the questions that linger in the bones - and Something In The Way doesn’t offer easy answers. Instead, it bleeds all over the page. Mz skips the preacher talk. Instead, he opens the […]
Niente Throws You Into the Storm Bodam Project kicks open the door with Niente - a track glazed with sweat, smoke, and tense synth. Pierpaolo Capovilla lends his voice like a blade, slicing through the twilight with every line. You might know him from One Dimensional Man or Teatro degli Orrori. The delivery is bare, controlled, and deliberate. There’s pressure in it - steady, threatening, unmoved, like it’s been circling for hours. It doesn’t rise or fall, it just moves […]
Welcome to the Skyline Waiting Room Something’s coming through the static. It’s low, slow, and soaked in memory. Meet Moon Cub. They’re not astronauts, but their music floats like it’s in zero gravity. This duo from Nottingham, UK - Suzy and Rob Muir, married in life and now bonded in beats - has just unveiled their debut single Utopia 90, set to drop Wednesday, March 7th, 2025. And believe it or not, it smells like the ‘90s in here. In […]
A few days ago, I chatted with Paul Ariss after hearing his new track - one that stayed with me in a way most things drift off. Our conversation hit harder than expected. Not because he tried to impress - but actually because he didn’t. There was a kind of blunt honesty in how he spoke, the kind you hear from someone who has no time for layers. He was concerned the article might look bare - said he only […]
