Held Through the Storm: Stephani Ezatoff Revives Sacred Strength on “Precious Lord Take My Hand”
Some songs entertain, some songs inspire, and then some songs feel like they arrive exactly when the soul is ready to receive them. Stephani Ezatoff’s rendition of “Precious Lord Take My Hand,” released on March 28, 2025, firmly belongs to…
Drowning to Breathe: 3one Finds Clarity in the Rain on “submerged”
There’s a certain intimacy that can’t be manufactured in a studio, and “submerged” wears that truth on its sleeve from the very first seconds. Released on January 23, 2026, the single introduces 3one as an artist unafraid to blur the…
When Rock Refuses to Sit Still: Highroad No. 28 Redefine the Map on “Likethelast”
“Likethelast” wastes no time reminding the listener that rock music has never been a fixed location—it’s a vast, shifting landscape with blurred borders and secret passageways. From the moment the track begins its sonic journey, Highroad No. 28 makes it…
Standing in the Storm: Blade of Thorns Turn Turmoil into Triumph on “Blind Faith”
From the very first moments, “Blind Faith” announces itself as something restless and alive, a rock track that refuses to move in straight lines. Blade of Thorns builds the song on daring musical architecture, full of sharp turns, unexpected cadences,…
Caught in the In-Between: A’shon Galaxy Turns Quiet Longing into Soulful Truth on “More Than Only Friends”
There’s a particular kind of emotional tension that doesn’t arrive with fireworks or heartbreak, but instead lingers quietly, pressing on the chest in moments of silence. That’s the space A’shon Galaxy inhabits on “More Than Only Friends,” a smooth, late-night…
Stepping Into the Light: Bill Barlow’s Out of Obscurity Is a 23-Song Declaration of Arrival
Bill Barlow has never sounded content with staying in the shadows, and Out of Obscurity feels like the moment where he finally steps forward without hesitation. This album is not subtle about its ambition. At twenty-three tracks, it announces itself…
Under a Black Sky: Deathkrush Unleashes Apocalyptic Majesty on Plague Protocol
From the first seconds of Plague Protocol, it is clear that Deathkrush is opening a rift. This is music forged in pressure, in uncertainty, and in the suffocating tension of a world that feels perpetually on the edge of collapse.…
Letting Love Breathe: Andi Jane Redefines Americana Freedom on “Fly Away”
With “Fly Away,” Andi Jane gently but firmly nudges Americana music into a conversation it has long avoided. Arriving on January 16, 2026, the track feels like a bright gust of fresh air through a genre often rooted in longing,…
Where Dreams Gently Land: Shapes Like People Blur Reality and Reverie on “Find Me There”
“Find Me There” feels less like a song you listen to and more like a place you quietly drift into. Wiltshire-based duo Shapes Like People—husband and wife Carl and Kat Mann—have always excelled at creating emotionally resonant spaces. Still, this…
Stepping Into the Void: 5th PROJEKT Summon a Living, Breathing Ritual with “Oblivion (Live)”
There’s something unmistakably sacred about the way “Oblivion (Live)” opens the door to 5th PROJEKT’s upcoming EP Live In London. This isn’t just a live version of a familiar track—it’s an invocation. From the first slow-burning moments, the Toronto-based psychedelic…