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Long For This World by Jean Noir
Jonny Black spent his twenties in cult-favored indie punk bands Them Terribles and Dead Country before stepping away from music entirely to rehab old...
Light Up the Sun by Sean MacLeod
Sean MacLeod has been moving at a remarkable pace in 2026. The Scarriff, Ireland-based songwriter - a founding member of Dublin band Cisco, who...
Album: Northern Lights by der Mist
Glasgow duo der Mist - Craig McKissick and Ali Whitty - released their second album Northern Lights on April 3rd, following early support from...
Bongo Boy Records is excited to announce the release of “Let’s Work Together”, a...
A vibrant revival of the classic by Wilbert Harrison, this release showcases The Swinging Iggies’ signature blend of blues, rhythm & blues, and retro...
Don’t Look Now Spotlight Their Most Streamed Track “Second Time Around”
Windsor-based band Don't Look Now turn the spotlight back on "Second Time Around" — the lead single from their debut album Like the Do...
POP WITH A WINK AND A MEMORY ATTACHED
Some songs flirt, others confess, but Second Time Around by Don’t Look Now does both with a quiet confidence, wrapping its story in melody...
A SCREAM WRAPPED IN STATIC
A phone buzzes. A name appears. And just like that, everything shifts. In “Birthday Card,” Ava Nicole transforms that moment into a storm of...
A SONIC JOURNEY THROUGH SHADOW AND STRENGTH
“The Resonance” by The Lazz delivers a track that immediately establishes its identity: heavy, melodic, and intentional. It’s the kind of opening that doesn’t...
A SONIC ASCENT INTO THE UNKNOWN
With “Observer,” The Lazz reinforces a clear artistic direction, one that prioritizes depth, scale, and intention. From its opening moments, “Observer” signals that The...
A QUIET STATEMENT MADE LOUD!
With “Torn” by Cries of Redemption featuring Sriracha, the statement isn’t in how loud it gets, but in how precisely it holds its ground....
