Following up on their recent comeback with “Loverboy,” The Falls are back with “Milk and Cookies,” their brand-new single out…
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Rahul Mukerji’s Mridhangit Expands the Boundaries of Modern Instrumental Fusion
Mridhangit is an ambitious album built around the idea that seemingly distant musical traditions can coexist within a coherent composition.…
Read MoreRick W Mercer Captures the Rush of Attraction on Rockabilly Delight “That Sexy Thing You Do”
Classic rockabilly ingredients meet polished modern musicianship. Rick W Mercer lets twanging guitars and swinging rhythms tell the story. The…
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Rick W Mercer Pays Tribute to Louisiana’s Musical Soul With “Louisiana Cajun Girls Rock”
Rick W Mercer channels his Acadian heritage and affection for Louisiana into a spirited guitar-driven anthem. “Louisiana Cajun Girls Rock”…
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Moriel Sparks Bottles Small-Town After-Hours Energy On “Lost My Baby”
Built for country bars and backroad drives, “Lost My Baby” blends modern country grit with pop polish. Moriel Sparks narrates…
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‘Gotta Get Thru This (Remix)’, Prezzaman’s Birthday Celebration and Prezzamania Album Set to Explode alongside the Smash That Clash Events
‘Gotta Get Thru This (Remix)’ by Presley Carl Timothy, known as Prezzaman, is a remix of Grime Master, also by…
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The Unspoken Legacy of Childhood Trauma and the Genius of Roger K’s “Please Don’t Put It on Me”
Roger K’s new single “Please Don’t Put It on Me” is a cinematic dark-pop reflection on what happens when children…
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Grave Corps Turns Hellfire Asylum Into a Nightmare of Revenge in “Pretty Insane”
The Cedar Falls horror rock band enters Hellfire Asylum for a new story of beauty, madness, and revenge. Grave Corps…
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The Cat Who Changed the Story: Kawaii Cat’s Journey Into the World of Me Mes
Some characters are created in a studio. Others simply walk through the door. Kawaii Cat has a rather unusual origin…
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Coma Beach’s The Scapegoat’s Agony (Edits, Odds & Ends) Rewrites Its Own History
The Scapegoat’s Agony (Edits, Odds & Ends) expands Coma Beach’s original thirteen-track debut into a sprawling nineteen-song collection. The compilation…
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