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Single Reviews
Tonneau – Crush on You
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The Amsterdam trio Tonneau have delivered something genuinely special with "Crush on You" – a track that announces their arrival as a force capable of matching emotional intelligence with sonic ambition. Ton van Dijk, Jan van der Hoeven, and Alies van der Hoeven have been quietly perfecting their craft in the Netherlands, but this single marks a thrilling evolution, a moment where restraint gives way to full-throttated confidence without sacrificing an ounce of intimacy.
Deflecting Ghosts – Unknowing
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There's a particular authenticity that emerges when music is forged in genuine crisis, and "Unknowing" by Deflecting Ghosts carries that weight in every note. This isn't another carefully constructed exercise in commercial angst—it's a document of survival, and the difference is palpable from the opening bars.
Karen Salicath Jamali – Mary’s Blessing
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In the pantheon of contemporary piano composition, few artists can claim to have received their musical calling through such extraordinary circumstances as Karen Salicath Jamali. Her latest single, "Mary's Blessing," represents not merely another addition to her impressive catalog of over 2,500 compositions, but a crystalline distillation of the spiritual awakening that has defined her artistic journey since 2012.
Veanea – Dancing in Your Love
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Czech musician Veanea delivers an earnest if somewhat predictable entry into the contemporary Christian music canon with "Dancing in Your Love," a single that wears its spiritual devotion proudly on its sleeve. Born from what the artist describes as a divine vision of dancing in God's presence, the track aims for transcendent joy but settles more comfortably into familiar gospel territory.
The Shrubs – Fall Behind
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Six years in the making, "Fall Behind" arrives as The Shrubs' most triumphant statement yet—a masterful pivot from their established melancholic template toward the sun-bleached shores of vintage surf rock. The Houston trio, comprising siblings Josh and Miguel alongside former colleague Sophie, have crafted their most compelling work under the astute stewardship of Blossom Records.
Glam Sam And His Combo With Angelina – Talk In Colour
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The attic flat romance of seventies bohemia gets a thoroughly modern makeover on this double A-side from Stockholm's groove mastermind Glam Sam and Isle of Wight blues queen Angelina. "Talk in Colour" arrives as both love letter and sonic experiment, weaving together jazz-funk grooves with spoken-word poetry in ways that feel genuinely fresh rather than merely nostalgic.
Yo – Volver al aire  
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In the grand tradition of transforming personal anguish into universal art, Yo's "Volver al aire" emerges as a quietly devastating meditation on loss that recalls the spectral beauty of Burial's dubstep elegies, yet carved from an entirely different emotional topography. This is music that breathes with the weight of memory.
For Old Time’s Sake – Together   
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The curious case of For Old Time's Sake presents a band caught between continents, decades, and recording methods. Darwin D. Dacanay and Whet Crisostomo's latest offering, "Together," carries the weight of seventeen years since its initial conception, finally receiving proper studio treatment at Perth's Vision Studio.
Murder Sermon – Through the Eyes of the Mirror 
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Rouen's Murder Sermon have returned with a statement of intent that cuts through the noise of contemporary extreme metal like a rusty blade through silk. "Through the Eyes of the Mirror," their latest offering and first glimpse of an album due early next year, finds the French quintet sharpening their arsenal while maintaining the explosive volatility that has defined their trajectory thus far.
23 Fields – The Mary Stanford (Eternal Father Strong To Save)
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Folk collective 23 Fields have crafted something genuinely affecting with "The Mary Stanford (Eternal Father Strong To Save)," a single that transforms historical tragedy into compelling musical narrative. Drawing upon the devastating 1928 loss of all 17 crew members aboard the Rye Harbour lifeboat, the song treads carefully between commemoration and exploitation, ultimately landing firmly on the right side of remembrance.
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