News: The City Never Sleeps – Rogue FX Rogue FX paints the city as a restless creature, one that pulls people closer with every breath it takes, pushes them forward, and quietly wears them down in the process. As synthwave currents mingle with synthpop contours and the warm, rolling momentum of Italo and Nu‑Disco, the…
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Once and for All – Split Vision
With “Once and for All”, Split Vision deliver a synth-pop moment that blurs the line between genuine emotion and artificial intimacy so thoroughly that you inevitably lose yourself in this state of limbo. The production relies on 80s-tinged synth pads that glow warmly, whilst beneath them a modern, almost clinical precision pulses. The result is…
FiloFX Records – 1st May: The Aftermath – Hollywood Brown
News: The Aftermath – Hollywood Brown Hollywood Brown is back – and not quietly, but with a metallic, sparkling bang. The Aftermath, his new mini-album on Filofx Records, feels like the moment when someone flicks the power switch on stage and the guitars immediately start crackling. Fresh from his support slots with Lebrock and Hyperreal,…
Lost Control – Davide Carbone
‘Lost Control’ showcases Davide Carbone at a stage where his liquid sound is not only maturing further but also opening up – towards something brighter and more melodic, without losing the depth that has underpinned his productions for years. The track builds around an instantly memorable vocal hook that acts like an inner compass: a…
Radio Song – Andy Jans-Brown, Cameron Spike-Porter
With “Radio Song”, Andy Jans-Brown & Cameron Spike-Porter present one of those rare indie pop-rock singles that sound both light-footed and deeply unsettling at the same time. The track sticks in your head with its bouncy guitars, warm harmonies and an irresistible chorus – yet carries a political weight beneath the surface. It is precisely…
Fallout – kamikaze
“Fallout” feels like a state that slowly creeps into your body until you realise you’ve long since been breathing in a different atmosphere. The song doesn’t open up space; it constricts it. Everything is reduced to a few precisely placed elements: guitars that shimmer like thin strands of electricity, synth pads that spread like a…
