“Circle of Light” by Dream Bodies

With Dream Bodies, Steven Fleet unveils a fascinating soundscape that unfolds like an artfully curated ritual between post-punk tradition and esoteric reflection. The debut EP Circle of Light is not just a mere musical litter but rather a deliberately staged space of passage – a “liminal space” – in which motifs of transcendence, memory and…

FiloFX Records – 20th June („Carnival“ by Manco ft. Nidge Dobson)

News: „Carnival“ by Manco ft. Nidge Dobson Manco and guitarist Nidge Dobson have created the perfect soundtrack for hot summer days with Carnival. The track fuses classic Balearic beats with an infectious house rhythm and sun-drenched piano riffs, not to mention a Santana-esque guitar. Ethereal vocals float over the rhythm like a fresh breeze, giving…

NB – INDIE TOP 20 – 20.Jun.25

NB – INDIE TOP 20 – 20.Jun.25 1 (2) Come My Son Ari Fraser2 (4) Untie Me Janeuary3 (1) Monde Bizarre SIIE4 (3) Hab Mich Gerettet (Acoustic) Torvian5 (5) OUT LOUD! Oghamyst, Starlight6 (16) Rubber Glove Stephen McCafferty7 (17) Always Dreaming Ruiz!8 (7) Cry Baby Tarn PK9 (new) Till Death We Do Art VELATINE10 (11)…

„Death Dance“ by Black Rose Moves

The EP „Death Dance“ by Black Rose Moves reveals itself as a conceptual work between aesthetic gloom and intellectual depth. In a musical language that is both cinematic and introspective, the duo unfolds a narrative soundscape about emotional fragmentation, in-between worlds and the fragility of human bonds. The carefully composed pieces oscillate between cool post-punk…

“Open Poison” by Carlos Ucedda

With “Open Poison,” Carlos Ucedda creates a beguilingly dark soundscape that is sonically located between dark wave, art pop, and dark pop. The composition acts like a black mirror of emotional dependencies and focuses on toxic friendships—relationships in which empathy becomes a currency that the other greedily devours. The song tells of so-called “sensitive people”…

“Ich warte heut auf nichts” by TEYNA

With her new single “Ich warte heut auf nichts,” TEYNA demonstrates a refreshing dialog with everyday life—one in which lightness and self-determination merge into a powerful sound. The song unfolds an atmosphere in which the urban impressions of the city—as fleeting as passing clouds and seemingly insignificant details—come to the fore and at the same…