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Emerging from the ancient lands of Wallmapu, Chile, Mawiza have transcended metal’s traditional boundaries with ÜL … Review | Mawiza | ÜL [Season Of Mist]Read more

German neo-classical composer Niklas Paschburg, known for his lush piano-inflected soundscapes, surprises with Mexican Alps, an … Review | Niklas Paschburg | Mexican Alps [Nettwerk]Read more

After six years of evocative singles and EPs, Bristol’s ambient-folk composer Message To Bears (Jerome Alexander) … Review | Message To Bears | Tired Eyes [Lost Birds]Read more

Amy Macdonald’s sixth studio album, Is This What You’ve Been Waiting For?, marks a heartfelt return … Review | Amy Macdonald | Is This What You’ve Been Waiting For [BMG/Infectious]Read more

Red Lorry Yellow Lorry’s Strange Kind Of Paradise is a bold and poignant farewell from one … Review | Red Lorry Yellow Lorry – Strange Kind Of Paradise [COP International]Read more

Emerging from Liège’s shadowy musical depths, Belgian duo Kocaze, comprised of Elsa Verhoeven (vocals/piano) and Olivier … Review | Kocaze | D’Or & de Sang EP [Kocaze]Read more

Icelandic composer Ólafur Arnalds and Irish singer-songwriter Eoin French (Talos) weave a hauntingly intimate final chapter … Review | Ólafur Arnalds & Talos | A Dawning [Opia Community / Mercury KX]Read more

Welcome to the strange and thrilling underbelly of synth pop. On July 12, 2025, Night School … Review | All The Young Droids: Junkshop Synth Pop 1978–1985 — The Forgotten Future of Synth Pop [Night School Records]Read more

Marking a bold capstone to the 40th‑anniversary celebrations, Forbidden Fruit reinvigorates Bronski Beat’s iconic The Age of … Review | Bronski Beat | Forbidden Fruit – The Age of Consent Remixed [London Records]Read more