Flashlight #063

first known use – yielding

EP | 12/10/2026
18:55 | 5 tracks | Digital
Alternative Rock / Noise Pop
Burlington, Vermont, USA

With yielding, Ethan Fitzpatrick and Izze Kaukonen introduce the listeners to become part of the soundscape themselves. Five tracks, built on the foundation of rock, atmosphere, noise, and dreams create a fantastic open world. The main element here is curiosity. Between massive riffs and dreamy layers, a fascinating sphere is waiting to be discovered. first known use produce heavy psychedelia, hazy reveries, and an expressionist alternative sounds made for open and explorative minds.

The Drunk Beavers – Overheat

EP | 17/10/2026
18:30 | 6 tracks | Digital
Garage Punk / Noise Punk
Yerevan, Armenia

Overheat is an EP to turn up the volume and have tons of fun to. Armenian band The Drunk Beavers shake up the listeners with crunchy, heavy, and kickass garage punk sounds. Negativty and darkness are not invited to this party because The Drunk Beavers are about to shake off all the hardships and the pain; at least for eighteen-and-a-half minutes. Here are five hymns for those who want to survive. This dynamic sound is vitalising, empowering, and hotter than the heat: let’s Overheat!

Orshina – Graveyard Blues (Artist Vision)

Single | 04/11/2026
7:01 | Digital
Psychedelic Rock / Progressive Rock
Tel Aviv Yafo, Israel

Orshina‘s recently released album Requiem For “NOVA” was opened by the stunning track Graveyard Blues. Only a month later, the Tel Aviv-based artist has published a more powerful reimagined version of this instrumental piece. Driven by a progressive lead guitar, the new version of Graveyard Blues travels from mourning, pain and trauma to hope and healing. Like a warm sunrise above a heap of shards, this hybrid of electronic and handcrafted music spreads resilience and recovery of the soul. Orshina creates impressive dynamics amidst this calm soundscape and sends musical beacon of hope for a peaceful future.

Press materials by courtesy of Izze Kaukonen / first known use, The Drunk Beavers, and Lior Golan

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