Supported by Musosoup #SustainableCurator It is quite likely that many people did not even know that on September 09, 2023, a Cosmic Holiday was celebrated. Many of those who knew were in Romanian city Timișoara that day. It was there, in the European Capital of Culture 2023, where Galactic Tick Festival was held. This holiday celebrates […]
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Supported by Musosoup #SustainableCurator Jasmin Toubi and her band Shedonist have relocated from Los Angeles, CA to Nashville, TN, and they are here with a banger of a new Grunge song. Ask me why is a sonic undulation that goes back and forth between doldrums and spring tide. Without neglecting the melodic theme, Shedonist address the […]
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Supported by Musosoup #SustainableCurator Recently, Hamburg’s duo Fake Plastic have released their selftitled debut album. The ten-track release contains half an hour of rebellious and yet poetic, angry but still romantic sounds and words. Fake Plastic let the raw power of Garage Rock clash with the gloomy atmosphere of Grunge and add some melancholic Post Punk […]
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Supported by Musosoup #SustainableCurator Although the album Ravi e s has already been released over a year ago, its second track Viens chez moi could not have been released as a single at a better time. Viens chez moi means Come to me or Come to my Place, and the song is the most positive way […]
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Supported by Musosoup #SustainableCurator Jim Huddleston from Savannah, Georgia is a person who knows that life can be tough sometimes. When the storms blow, it is often helpful to have a rock to lean on and a roof to find sanctuary under. For Jim Huddleston, it is his faith that kept him from breaking apart or […]
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Supported by Musosoup #SustainableCurator To understand the world around us, we sometimes have to escape from it. Ludlow Creek from Dayton, Ohio undertook a journey to The Catacombs of French capital Paris. Far beneath the vibrant metropolis, a bizarre parallel world reveals itself. Here lie the bones of more than six million people. And the way […]
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Supported by Musosoup #SustainableCurator Two years ago, the Rocket Kings from Reading released their first album called Everyday Adventures. The thirteen-track longplayer did not only feature a hilarious cover artwork but also a confident presentation of ukulele-driven Britpop and Indie Rock. One track on this album, Space Camp, was dedicated to band member Bex Crossland who […]
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In early 2019, Jönköping’s Indie Rock and Pop band Live in Color released their first longplayer One World. The band that was originally founded as Australian Sunrise has not spent their time idly since then, and published new music. In early November 2023, the quintet has brought their formula for success to another level by […]
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Supported by Musosoup #SustainableCurator 9 o’clock nasty – Unkle Natur Single | 18/11/2023 | IndependentRapcore / Crossover | Leicester, England Guess who’s back! 9 o’clock nasty are back. Their third album Culture War 23 has been released only six weeks ago, and here they are again. In their latest single, they let us know that we […]
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Supported by Musosoup #SustainableCurator XIII Doors from Sionainn (or: Shannon) are on a mission, and we are here to follow their very early steps. The Western Irish band wants to spread hope and freedom amongst humankind and people. We are billions, and all of us have our own little dreams and visions. XIII Doors are here […]
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