‘The Last Single Guy [Deluxe Edition]’ by Block resembles the pages of a personal notebook which includes scratch-outs and scribbles together with brutally honest lyrics. The first song on the album features “Color Of Heaven”, which sounds like loneliness during

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The new track “Believe in Me” by Icje delivers a moment of clarity that stands out amidst chaos. It’s energetic, emotional, and deeply personal. While the beat packs a powerful big room vibe, it also aims to create emotional connections

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‘Eyes On The Horizon’ is the vibrant ten-track album through which Surrey-based band Pilots showcase their unique appeal. The opening track “Come Alive” establishes the album’s vibe through its lively guitar melodies and unforgettable hook meant for live performance settings.

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Dax’s new track “Lonely Dirt Road” delivers a moment of calm amidst tumultuous feelings. It’s quiet, raw, and real. Dax uses truthful lyrics to share his mental health struggles and the tranquility he finds in solitude. The heaviness of his

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Detroit’s Marcus: the Apex Predator! delivers its latest EP ‘Newborn Fossil’ with straightforward intensity from the start. They waste no time getting to the point. The title track ‘Newborn Fossil” launches the album by showcasing their distinct sound which combines

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‘Bliss [Deluxe Edition]’ represents more than a simple reissue because it brings about a renewed sense of discovery. Patti Zlaket’s artistic voice maintains its power through time whether in literal or creative form. Blake Morgan meticulously remastered this release to

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