Best Youth’s Cherry Domino Sways Gracefully
In a sea full of 80’s synth-pop, Portugal’s Best Youth re-energizes the oversaturated genre with June 2018’s, “Cherry Domino.” Incorporating vocal elements found in groups and…
Dholes’ Belgian Brit Rock Ignites
Since forming in 2016, Belgium’s Dholes has kept a pretty low profile while aligning with top people in the scene. Their debut single, “Light…
Sylvie Kreusch’s Killer Debut
Sylvie Kreusch‘s debut performance at Botanique during the Les Nuits music festival proved to be an explosive audiovisual experience – electrified with fire. With…
Tsar B’s Ninja Moves
Tsar B‘s stage presence is a well thought out production incorporating an acrobatic dancer and ninjas, and guest appearance by Sylvie Kreusch, in a visually…
Her’s Dynamic LP Tribute
The tenacious spirit felt in Her‘s debut album, released on 30 March 2018, is the result of lead singer, Victor Solf’s emotional journey of losing…
Palace Winter’s Sonic Empire
Copenhagen-based Australian singer-songwriter, Carl Coleman, and Danish producer, Caspar Hesselager’s project, Palace Winter, mixes the tenacious energy one would expect from a rock group with…
Lucrecia Dalt’s Colombian Anticlines
Lucrecia Dalt is anything but just another Berlin-based dark electro-drone musician. The Colombia native is a former geotechnical engineer who brilliantly mixes science with music….
Jens Kuross’ Three Volume Album Debut
Not much content can be found on LA-based pianist/singer, Jens Kuross. Currently, there’s a debut EP and an assortment of singles on Spotify and YouTube….
Tune-Yards’ Self-Aware Private Life
Merrill Garbus’ tribal-electro dance pop group Tune-Yards‘ 2018 release, “I can feel you creep into my private life,” is one of the most timely albums…
Rhye Spills Blood
Rhye’s recorded materials found on both “Woman” and “Blood,” released in January 2018, possess a muted downtempo quality which place Michael Milosh’s androgynous vocals in…