Category: Track Reviews
G Flip’s “Killing My Time” is a promising danceable heartbreak
Get to know G Flip more with second single “Killing My Time.” There is something very inspiring about the number
Dear Japan debut with the unsettling calmness of “Kushiro”
Discover Dear Japan‘s mournful debut track “Kushiro.” In an age when standing out from the crowd is tougher than it’s
Swedish songstress Tula makes resounding comeback with “Bullet”
Sweden-born, Berlin-based artist Tula returns with “Bullet” announcing her forthcoming EP “SKIN”. Originally a folk project, Tula successfully evolved to
NAVA keep on digging pop abysses in sharp and captivating “Navigate”
NAVA‘s sophomore single “NAVIGATE” will be released on May 11 via Factory Flaws. Earlier this year, NAVA made an entrance
Brussels newcomer HUNTERISBLUE invites us to “Bruttawa”
Up-and-coming Belgian rapper & producer HUNTERISBLUE stole our attention with “Bruttawa”, a promising new single that puts him on the
Sarah P.’s premieres psychedelic and hypnotizing “Right Where It Belongs”
Sarah P. covers Nine Inch Nails‘ track “Right Where It Belongs” and names the real battle. Once part of the
⚡ serpentwithfeet’s “cherubim” is an absorbing and provocative love song
serpentwithfeet‘s new single “cherubim” is taken from his upcoming album “soil,” due out on June 8 via Secretly Canadian, and
Tongueoutdally’s “INDUSTRYFACIAL” is an underground rebellion anthem
“INDUSTRYFACIAL” is taken from Tongueoutdally‘s self-released project “TONGUETAPE”. Punk rock and hip-hop have always shared common ground in terms of
