Dobr._Man – Moře
Single | 28/10/2025
4:39 | Digital / Music Video
Alternative Rock
Olomouc, Czechia
From the bank of the Morava river, here comes a powerful sound. Dobr._Man revolutionise the alternative rock sound by shaking up classic hard rock and turning it into a fresh and new style. The band from Olomouc crashes into the scenery with their heavy riffs and inexorable groove. Moře is a monolith of heavy and loud music and it is an anthem showcasing the band’s sheer power. This is some honest and broadshouldered rock music for the road, for the gym, and for your daily routine.
Stefano Jeff Blues – The Suite
Album | 30/06/2026
35:36 | 11 tracks | CD / USB / Digital
Jazz / Blues
Bologna, Italy
Stefano Jeff Blues‘ eleven-track release The Suite is a jazz and blues album that follows a similar idea as Mussorgsky‘s Pictures At An Exhibition. The Italian artist does not simply provide over half an hour of gentle and sophisticated music. The Suite is a journey through several rooms. As the artist takes his audience by their hands, they wander through several rooms together in silence and let the sonic images tell their stories. It is a gentle stroll in solitude, a calm walk which helps the listeners look outward and inward. Beginning on A Chair In Silence, a beautiful exploration through corridors and chambers makes the listeners perceive time, space, atmosphere, and their own self anew.
Blapshemists Temple – Demo
EP | 06/07/2026
29:20 | 3 tracks | Cassette / Bandcamp
Drone Doom / Noise
Glasgow, Scotland
For those who dare to enter the darkest spheres of the void, here is Glaswegian trio Blasphemists Temple. Their three-track demo EP is a musical pact with the devil. Merciless drones clash with crushing doom metal riffs under a fractured sky of noise. Constantly, the three musicians from Glasgow intensify the levels and the layers of noise on their first release. And whenever you may think, they cannot go any further into the chasm of darkness, Blasphemists Temple smilingly drill deeper into this amazing cacophony.
Press materials by courtesy of Petr Isakidis, Stefano Jeff Blues, and Blasphemists Temple
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