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Classtronaut – Chemical Reaction (2024)

While the US-based group Classtronaut intoxicates audiences with grin-inducing waves of psychedelic indie-pop, its origins are darker. After his son

With a hard-hitting fusion of soul, funk and jazz, singer-songwriter Curtis Millen embodies the energy of old-school funkiness in modern-day

Music can be cathartic, it can be a place of solace, it can explore raw emotions from loss, love, and

Todd Hearon’s third album, Impossible Man, marks a bold evolution in his already acclaimed folk songwriting career. Moving beyond the pure

With a reputation for tender, intimate melodies that can reach into your soul, hold your heart and offer solace for

In an interview earlier this year with singer-songwriter Andy Smythe, he shared that music is everything… it’s a way of

Originally beginning as friends bonding over their love of music, Italian Stella D’Angelo (vocals) and South African Duncan Greenway (guitars,

Saurian is a four-piece hard rock band from Dunedin, New Zealand that knows exactly what they are about. Stemming from

It doesn’t matter how much of life you’ve lived; a person can capture the essence of some reality with music,

Sarah McCreedy’s debut album, Why am I still here?, delivers a deeply personal and reflective journey through her twenties blending