Every wardrobe hides one shirt that smells more of memory than detergent; Tastes Like Nostalgia operates exactly like that garment you can’t quite throw away. Under the moniker Daybreaker, singer-songwriter Chelsea Balzer turns…
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Call it a Polaroid EP: Micae’s “For The Record” feels like a hand-warmed snapshot pulled from a coat pocket—creased, human, and stubbornly present. The Canadian singer-songwriter builds a folk miniature with nothing more than guitar and her velvety…
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Hilary Camino releases “Flower Bud,” a Wyoming-born hush that treats quiet as sacred architecture. Recorded live in one take, this folk miniature arrives as a spinoff…
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A ribbon of tape flickers, the band exhales, and Chris Portka has unveiled “The Album Everyone Wants”—a title that winks while the music simply delivers. The U.S. songwriter’s most collaborative statement to date, this full-band set (eleven songs recorded at NYC’s Sear Sound…
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Prairie dusk doesn’t ask for applause; it simply turns the sky to copper and lets you breathe. Brian Gallagher’s forthcoming album, Wasted Years (out October 3, 2025), behaves the same way—quietly luminous, Americana in its poise, indie-folk at its marrow, with just enough…
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Some canvases reveal their truth only when the paint begins to crack; Melbourne-based Duo Ratfink!'s latest single "Gay Song" pries those fissures wider until light floods through…
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Some memories are like Polaroids left too long in the sun—edges curled, colors warped, yet the emotion forever vivid. Ray Curenton’s “NFC” captures that delicate phenomenon with poetic acuity…
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A sublime spark of wanderlust leaps forth with the opening chord of Berlin-based duo Driftwood Choir’s self-titled debut album, a ten-song tapestry of Alternative Folk and Soft Pop woven..
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A soft hush of longing envelops the opening moments, as though Oliver Hazard’s voices were woven from old willow branches and whispered secrets. Their new EP, Raindrop River, reverberates…
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