Indie rockers Trainwreck Boyfriend certainly have the acumen for crafting emotional rock anthems, as this is pretty evident after listening to their newest album. There's an impressive diversity in the style of songs included under this milestone project. The members haven't hesitated to experiment with a broad mind, eschewing predictability and refusing to tether themselves to any particular style. Undeniably, the album's merit lies in its vibrant display of instrumentation

Haven West Veraguas is a 22-year-old Massachusetts-born writer, singer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist now based in London, and The Black and White EP  is the first release in a planned three-part series that continues with The Colors EP  and ends with The Gradient LP . He handles the work himself across writing, performance, and production, and that control shows up in the EP’s consistency and sequencing. Framed as an existential and political alternative folk EP, The B

The artistic signature on Magna by the indie band Flame of Life asks a profound question: Is there beauty in chaos? This body of work pursues singularity by untamed experimentation. There's an otherworldly intrigue to these compositions, lasting over an hour, its idiosyncratic compositions bending and morphing every second. This is perhaps symmetrical to modernist art---letting listeners be the judge as they experience the creations, diverging strongly from the mainstream al

There's a certain mainstream bias that emotionally charged music needs bustling sound dynamics, be it the raw defiance of Rock music in its relentless din or throbbing sound design on Electro-pop. Creative undertakings such as Boil ur iPhone from Beau Stevens rejects this trope, subtracting digitally polished compositions or imposing symphony for an unadorned, spontaneous but nevertheless impactful musicality. And all of this is made possible with acoustic guitars and unadult