Argentinian-born and Italy based vocalist and violist de gamba Luciana Elizondo partners with The Audiophile Society on her latest release, Cantos De Amor Y De Ausencia (Songs of Love and Absence)…

Manchester-based electro/indie quartet Slow Readers Club make guitar-centric pop music with a dark, dramatic edge. The first iteration of the band, Omerta, formed in 2003…

Gianni & Enzo Lo Greco (Lo Greco Bros, Soulstance Quintet Lo Greco) is one of the tightest rhythm sections in the Italian and international music scene today. The two brothers have built a solid reputation thanks to Albums they have recorded that have always been very appreciated by critics, fans and musicians of all kinds…

An enchanting psychedelic folk album, Workhorse’s debut is shining with atmospheric tones, brushed drums, violin, organs, riveting vocals and a dreamlike haze, influenced by the Australian landscape, queer western films and apocalyptic dreams…

They've enlisted a heavyweight assembly of world-class production talent, friends and peers from across the electronic spectrum of the underground to reimagine their landmark fourth studio album, Surrender…

The classically trained Danish pianist and producer Troels Hammer is unfolding yet another story with his new album ‘House Of Memories’. His compositions are warm and human, playing with the principles of ambient music in both deep rhythms and beatless compositions…

Essentially an amped-up karaoke night in the Osbournes' basement lair, Under Cover is impeccably engineered and effortlessly played – ex-Alice in Chains axe slinger Jerry Cantrell provides impressive guitar work throughout, making a strong case as to whether this is his baby or Ozzy's…

Taking a step away from brain-frying space-rock/psych wig-outs harnessed in their 15 years playing together in Lumerians (who broke up in 2020), the duo describe Wet Satin as “An expression of reverence and enthusiasm growing from a long-time shared obsession with lost Cosmic Disco, Cumbia, Afrofunk and Library Music records.”…

One of the most consistent and tenured bands in metalcore, Norma Jean are back with their first album in 3 years, ‘Deathrattle Sing For Me’…

An article, two names, a duo, a flawless statement and a promising album. Otto Hirte (sax, cl, fl) and Leon Albert (g) like to joke. Nevertheless, their hearts beat for serious music. They express this tragic inner turmoil in their joint compositions in a sensitive and humorous way…

The Slow Readers Club are one of those bands whose records make you wish you were at a gig. Their music is tailor made for the live arena – soaring synths, effects-laden guitars, driven bass and impassioned vocals, perfect for being mirrored back by thousands of fans…