Discovering the new music underground around the globe

Metal/Review Tritonic - Demiurge
Tritonic began as a spark in the Indian Ocean when vocalist and guitarist Peter Jewkes was living in exile in the Maldives. On his return he tracked down his oldest friends and recorded their debut album, 'Port of Spain,' in an old Salford soap factory. However, the moment the record was complete, the band dispersed, with members ending up in the USA, Kenya, and Switzerland.

Rock/Review The Sundials - Finally Free
The Sundials, a dynamic 6-piece soul rock band hailing from Adelaide, Australia, boasts a talented lineup featuring Dieter Horvat on vocals, Daisy Davidson on saxophone, Toby Johnson on drums, Paddy Maddern on bass, Will Healey on guitar and harmonica, and Liam Wooley on organ and harmonica. With a diverse range of musical backgrounds—from blues rock to jazz and folk—each member brings a unique flavor to the band's sound, resulting in a truly original and bombastic musical experience.

Pop/Review Terra Renae - All I Have
Hailing from Kentucky, Terra Renae initially pursued modeling and completed a doctoral degree before meeting GRAMMY award winner Macy Gray by chance in Los Angeles, which kicked off her musical career, recognizing her undeniable talent. Macy Gray stepped in as Renae’s executive producer, facilitating collaborations with top-tier songwriters and producers, deeming her a protégé.

Metal/Review The End Is Near - Executioner EP
The End Is Near, hailing from Orange County, CA, United States, showcases instrumental prowess by guitarist Tim Baker, poignant lyrics penned by lead singer Chris Hagen, and powerful drumming by Nick Rickenbach.

Hip-Hop/Review Trill Soulutionary - Stay Down
Trill Soulutionary walks with an air that most artists simply don’t have but is never flaunting it to the point of arrogance. His goal isn’t clout but rather to help others to see the freedom they have through the art he chooses to express himself.

Review Tomorrow's Dream
Music Review by Sarah Herrera - bass/vocals for The Tommy Lasorda Experience, bass/vocals for Pancreatic Cancer, solo artist.

Electronic/Review Twice Dark - Telekinetic
In the neo-gothic realms of Bloomington, Indiana, Josh Kreuzman birthed the spectral music project Twice Dark in 2020. Inspired by the melancholic grandeur of decaying industrial spaces, Twice Dark weaves together goth, industrial, EBM, italodisco, deathrock, coldwave, and darkwave, capturing a haunting elegance reminiscent of a forgotten era.

Rock/Review The Afro Nick - Get There Before Noon (LA mix)
The Afro Nick draws on his experiences as a child growing up on Crete, a Greek island situated between the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas. His earliest musical memories were of gypsies playing their guitars for coins on the Venetian cobblestone streets. In 2009 he formed “Stray Blue” and toured throughout Crete, premiering one of the first Indie-Rock band tours on the island.

Rock/Review Tom Minor - Future Is an F Word
Hailing from London N1, singer-songwriter Tom Minor feels inspired by indie rock, new wave and punk, power pop, psychedelic and garage rock, soul, and R&B, etc. After several years of all kinds of uncredited hack writing for others in various parts of the globe Tom (né Miner) now focuses on his own brand of existential indie, gathering high praise all across the blogosphere for his debut album Eleven Easy Pieces on Anger & Disappointment.

Punk/Review The Rapid Onset - Pretty/Fragile
The Rapid Onset is queer, political, and personal melodic post-punk heavy rock music made by a queer woman.

Folk/Review The Rotor Delta - Summer days are never the same
The Rotor Delta is the project of singer/songwriter Jimmy Green. In his home recording studio—Blue Box Studios—Green writes, records, performs, and produces all of the project's music. Based in the East of England, Jimmy Green comes from the City of Lincoln. Green's influences range from psychedelia, Americana, folk, old-school blues and rock, 70s prog bands, and 90s indie and electronic music.

Rock/Review Thomas & The Angry Hearts - It's You
Thomas & The Angry Hearts play a unique and energetic mix of Americana, Irish folk music, and rock with strong pop choruses. They have long-lived experience and are a concerted and sought-after band built around vocalist and guitarist Thomas Warhuus' songs.

Rock/Review The Sea At Midnight - Our Brilliant Destruction
The Sea At Midnight, hailing from the vibrant music scene of Los Angeles, United States, is making waves with their original single "Our Brilliant Destruction." Led by the talented Chris King, who has an impressive production background with Cold Showers and Kai Tak, The Sea At Midnight delivers a mesmerizing sound that captivates listeners around the globe.

Rock/Review Trickshooter Social Club - Television
Trickshooter Social Club is a full-on, lean-in, roots-rock band from Chicago whose celebration of stomp and clap American rock-n-roll is oddly literate, a little whiskey soaked and world weary – always leaving room for redemption. Their musical mosaic of roots, alt. country, and blues is the sound of garage rock with a conscience.

Pop/Review TaniA Kyllikki - Feel Good Vibes
British singer-songwriter TaniA Kyllikki has emerged as a captivating force as an independent artist. Globally becoming known for her powerful vocal range and evocative storytelling, TaniA skillfully channels her personal experiences and resilience into her music, drawing comparisons to some of the industry's legendary figures. Suffering with health conditions since birth and as a survivor of past abuse, TaniA's journey is a testament to resilience and unwavering commitment to fighting for her dreams.

Pop/Review Tom Collins - Care In The World
Hailing from North Wales, Tom Collins is an artist known for his honest and heartfelt songwriting. Influenced by Sam Fender, JAMIE WEBSTER, and Catfish and the Bottlemen, his music blends a youthful pop sensibility with anthemic indie rock sing-alongs. Tom has been fortunate to share the stage with artists like The View, The Sherlocks, RATS, Anchor Lane, Tom Hingley, Shambolics, and Andrew Cushin across various venues.

Metal/Review Tahani - Psychological $uicide
Tahani is a singer, songwriter, and composer from Coleford in the Forest of Dean. Tahani is the stage name used by Alyssa Hyndman (more commonly known as Lissy to her nearest and dearest). Rooted in emo rock and sprinkled with pop sensibilities, this dark and intense artist blazes raw emotions and authenticity. Dark, intense pop rock sounds blend heavy rock instrumentals, meaning Tahani is flexible, and her genre is never quite set in stone.

Rock/Review The Flying Beets - Don't Let Me Notice
The Flying Beets, a Fort Worth-based indie rock trio, releases its highly anticipated 6th full-band single, “Don’t Let Me Notice." Fronted by Nathan Waller, a popular DFW-based singer/songwriter known for his extraordinary vocal range and powerful delivery, the band is rounded out by bass player David Cross and drummer Alexis Randolph.

Rock/Review The Afro Nick - Get There Before Noon (LA mix)
The Afro Nick draws on his experiences as a child growing up on Crete, a Greek island situated between the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas. His earliest musical memories were of gypsies playing their guitars for coins on the Venetian cobblestone streets. In 2009 he formed “Stray Blue” and toured throughout Crete, premiering one of the first indie-rock band tours on the island.

House/Review The Ocean Beneath - Show Up (feat. Holly Taymar)
Leeds-based producer Matt Burnside, AKA The Ocean Beneath creates experimental progressive house music with hints to classic 80’s records and the heart of 90’s house and trance. Building a solid following since 2019 and collaborations with top musicians and vocalists The Ocean Beneath is here to stay. Holly Taymar is a passionate writer-performer hailing from York. Holly’s songwriting and storytelling are profoundly influenced by personal experiences and a desire to connect on a meaningful level.