Boey has just released his new album, The False Prince, which is a record that leans fully into his delicate falsetto, shaping each track around its light, floating tone. The standout track, Disease, introduces a noticeably darker edge, building on ideas first hinted at in Sinners while pushing his sound toward greater emotional weight. Lyrically, … More Boey unveils new album, The False Prince

At just 18, Oxford (England) musician Bethany Lyn has just released her debut album, Get Set, which is a self-made project built from songs written across her life. Entirely crafted by her, from composition to final mix, the record highlights impressive independence and multi-instrumental skill. Its lead track Cookie tackles social pressure and identity, pairing … More Bethany Lyn unveils debut album, Get Set

Lylantz has just released his new album, ZERO, which is a striking record that blends avant-garde ideas with a fluid mix of genres. Drawing from film, classical art, and underground culture, the album fuses medieval darkness, gothic piano, and heavy metal textures into something immersive. Its central theme reflects a rise from emptiness to strength, … More Lylantz unveils new album, ZERO

For You Brother has just released his new album, Don’t You Want Me, which is a refreshed take on a back catalog. The Aiken, South Carolina artist revisits songs written across 25 years, re-recording them with a contemporary edge while keeping their rock core intact. Tracked at his home setup, guitars are laid to a … More For You Brother unveils new album, Don’t You Want Me

Marty Van Wells has recently released his new album, Songs To Share, which is an intimate, entirely self-made record shaped by survival and reflection. The artist, who is based in the English countryside, created the album after a severe medical emergency left him unconscious for weeks and temporarily robbed him of his memory. Recovering at … More Marty Van Wells’ latest album, Songs To Share

British heavy metal veterans More have just released their new album, Destructor, which is a record carrying special weight as it is the final production by renowned late producer Chris Tsangarides. Formed in London in 1979 during the rise of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal, the band survived decades of lineup changes, losses, … More More unveil new album, Destructor

Azuka Moweta has recently released his new album, Kenechukwu, which is a seven-track record that deepens his mission of bringing Ekobe music to wider audiences. The Asaba (Nigeria)-born singer, known for dynamic live shows and leadership of the Anioma Brothers Band, blends Igbo highlife with traditional rhythms and instruments such as udu, ogene, igba, and … More Azuka Moweta’s latest album, Kenechukwu

Dub Colossus have just released their new album, Dub Will Keep Us Together, released via Real World X, which arrives as a moving final chapter and presents the last recordings of Nick Page, widely known as Count Dubulah. Completed with longtime collaborators and friends, the album gathers a diverse lineup of musicians and vocalists from … More Dub Colossus unveil new album, Dub Will Keep Us Together

Pentrilox have just released their new album, Apotheosis: The New Frontier, which is a sweeping space metal opus that trades dystopian gloom for radiant futurism. Crafted entirely in their Indianapolis studio, the record plays like a high concept voyage from Earth’s launchpads to the living world of Sol II, where technology and alien ecology intertwine. … More Pentrilox unveil new album, Apotheosis: The New Frontier

Two Dark Birds have just released their new album, Dreamers of the Golden Dream (Vol. 1), which is their fifth full-length record, captured live at The Woods studio near Woodstock, NY. The Catskills collective thrives on contrast, blending density and immediacy, humor and heart. Opening track Girl Of Summer freezes a fleeting instant and lets … More Two Dark Birds unveil new album, Dreamers of the Golden Dream (Vol. 1)