This haunting ballad by the South London duo Arliston, made up of Jack Ratcliffe and George Hasbury, pulses with the bittersweet essence of unrequited love. Continue reading Arliston’s ‘Monks of Lindisfarne’ is a Haunting Ballad of Unrequited Love
FFO: Dayseeker, Bad Omens, Papa Roach Watch “Dying To Exist” HERE. Today, electronic post-hardcore outfit The Failsafe released their latest single, Dying to Exist. Perfectly blending elements from artists like Dayseeker and Papa Roach, Dying to Exist is a must listen for any rock fan. From the band: “In the fierce anthem “Dying to Exist,” the song speaks volumes about the desperate need for voices … Continue reading Electronic post hardcore outfit The Failsafe release their latest song “Dying to Exist”
British singer-songwriter Will Knox returns with “Pillow Scream,” a poignant and introspective track that marks a return to his acoustic roots. The song is a masterclass in emotional vulnerability. Acoustic guitar and honest vocals take center stage, adorned with subtle textures from synths and strings. This minimalist approach creates a stark intimacy, allowing Knox’s lyrics to unfurl with raw honesty. Thematically, “Pillow Scream” tackles the … Continue reading Will Knox Unveils Vulnerable New Single “Pillow Scream”
“~ your love won’t take me home ~” is the poignant centerpiece to Finn Doherty’s EP debut release, “if you’re bored of this city.” This tender, acoustic ballad explores the vulnerability and emotional intricacies of navigating love and identity in a bustling urban landscape. The London musician’s understated yet passionate vocals deliver a deeply personal narrative, making the listener feel every ounce of heartache and … Continue reading Finn Doherty Offers Acoustic Brilliance With “~ your love won’t take me home ~”
In “A Trace of Yourself,” The Formalists have crafted an album that feels like wandering through a hall of mirrors, each track reflecting a different facet of the human experience. Stephen Krieger and Erik Laroi have always been known for their ability to meld various genres into a cohesive sound, but this album elevates their artistry to new heights. The opening track, “Happenstance,” immediately sets … Continue reading The Formalist deliver a Soundscape of Self-Reflection in ‘A Trace of Yourself’
FFO: Nothing More, Bad Omens, Asking Alexandria Watch “The Chase” HERE. Today active rock outfit Scarlet View released their latest single, The Chase – a fun, upbeat, sexy, rock n roll song about fast cars and girls, while also holding serious undertones about chasing your aspirations in life. “We aim to make uplifting, motivational tracks that people can relate to. “The Chase” can be taken … Continue reading Active Rock outfit Scarlet View release “The Chase”
FFO: Guided By Voices, Pavement, Idlewild Watch “Blunt Force Drama” HERE Today, Australian alternative pop band “Royal Chant” have released their latest single, Blunt Force Trauma, a song that pushes back on the current state of society. “The title “Blunt Force Drama” was inspired by the Australian news headlines, with many NRL (National Rugby League) players refusing to wear special jerseys for gay-pride week due … Continue reading Australia’s Royal Chant hits back with latest single “Blunt Force Drama”
Watch “Judas Wept” HERE. Today, metalcore outfit Sullen Eyes (FFO Counterparts, Reflections) has released their latest single “Judas Wept”. Pushing the envelope to create a closer fusion of hardcore and metalcore, Sullen Eyes does their best to pay homage to both sides while keeping it original. “Judas Wept” is about backstabbers, and people that wrong you with no remorse. Many people can be toxic and … Continue reading Sullen Eyes confront remorseless toxicity with latest single “Judas Wept”
Midlands singer-songwriter Dom Malin fortifies his reputation for sincere lyrics and contemplative sonic environments with his latest single, “Hurricane”. Produced by Jonathan Anderson, the song is proof of Malin’s songwriting skill, stitching together artistic symbolism and charismatic concepts. Unlike its namesake, “Hurricane” offers a sense of calm and well-being after the storm. Abundant indie-folk textures evocative of Matt Corby, James Bay and Ben Howard create … Continue reading Dom Malin’s “Hurricane”: A Beacon of Hope in the Wake of the Storm
FFO: Erra, Norhtlane, Breaking Benjamin Watch “Parasite” ft. Courtney LaPlante of Spiritbox HERE. Today, GrayWeather release their debut EP “The Soma Collective” alongside lead single “Parasite” ft. Courtney Laplante. Dealing with a mix of relatable emotions and situations, “The Soma Collective” is a masterfully designed record. “The song and music video for ‘Parasite’ are both rooted in the same theme and concept. A moral quandary … Continue reading Active Rock // Metal outfit GrayWeather release EP and Single ft. Spiritbox’s Courtney LaPlante
The Formalist’s latest single, “A = N,” is a hauntingly beautiful exploration of memory and nostalgia that resonates deeply with listeners. From the moment the track begins, it transports you to another time and place, weaving together elements of retrofuturistic noir-ballad with modern electronic beats. The result is a mesmerizing sonic landscape that feels both familiar and entirely new. Erik Laroi’s ethereal vocals float effortlessly … Continue reading The Formalist pen a glowing ode to memory and melancholy in ‘A=N’
FFO: Thrice, The Wonder Years, Bayside Watch “Slipping in the Dark” HERE. Today Mascots released their latest single “Slipping in the Dark” – a perfect blend of classic and modern emo/pop punk that will take you back to your favorites records while keeping you in the now. “The song is about becoming vulnerable enough with yourself and your surroundings to embrace the challenge of change … Continue reading Mascots release powerful Pop Punk Anthem “Slipping in the Dark”
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