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CityFolk 2025 wrapped up its fifth and final night on Sunday with an eclectic mix of Canadian favorites, rising stars, and local legends. While the crowd was lighter than some earlier nights—no surprise for a Sunday—the atmosphere was lively and the performances ensured the festival closed on a high note. Headliners Down
Tamar Berk’s fifth album, ocd bursts with memorably dynamic energy and unfiltered emotion, blending fuzz-soaked guitars, swirling synths, and melodic hooks with replay-inducing appeal. At once raw and luminous, the record thrives on contrast — loud catharsis meeting hushed reflection — as the California-based artist turns cycles of doubt, memory, and obsession into something strikingly vivid and deeply relatable. The album kicks off with the riveting track “stay close by” — which caught our ears with its ’90s alt-rock nostalgia last month — and doesn’t let up in quality from there. The ensuing title track envelops with a more introspective
Portland, OR-based quartet Kallai continue to impress with a rock and shoegaze cohesion on “Falling,” a track that swirls together caressing textures and palpable emotion. Cascading guitars, subtle piano touches, and shimmering bass lines create a layered backdrop for vocals that radiate nostalgic longing, while the arrangement builds and releases with a hypnotic momentum. The band has caught our attention with several past releases, including last year’s self-titled EP and a single a couple months ago, “The Wave.” That track represented the first single from Kallai’s upcoming album, We Are Forever, and “Falling” provides our second look at a full-length
Manchester-based trio Digging for Kanky deliver a shadowy, intoxicating atmosphere on their new single “Send Me Away,” a track that thrives on tension and release. Blending trip hop grit with downtempo pop intrigue, the song unfolds in riveting form — touting brooding textures, cinematic strings, and shifting vocal presences that blur the line between confession and incantation. “Send Me Away” grips right away, and doesn’t let go. Mellow keys and sporadic rhythmic elements assemble for a late-night soundscape to start, traversing into vocals that exude a “hope that my soul will be saved” and wave-riding vigor. “Take me to space,”
Forrest Hill’s sixth solo album, Beyond The Veil, unfolds as a harmonious, introspective journey — blending warm acoustic textures, melodic folk-rock sensibilities, and shimmering psychedelic touches. The Bay Area-based singer-songwriter’s sound balances contemplative moments with vibrant bursts of energy, creating an immersive listening experience that moves seamlessly between reflective lyricism and uplifting sonic passages. The release also represents Hill’s third collaboration with noted producer and multi-instrumentalist J. Christopher Thomas. The duo has expanded Hill’s sound to incorporate modern psychedelic aspects within a memorable folk-rock foundation. “The collaboration with J. Christopher Thomas has been instrumental in bringing new dimensions to these
The Gems unleash video for new track "Year of The Snake" Swedish rockers The Gems consisting of lead vocalist Guernica Mancini, drummer Emlee Johansson and guitarist / bassist Mona "Demona" Lindgren have unveiled a video for their latest single “The Year of The Snake” which was released via Napalm Records. The caption for the YouTube video quotes The Gems as saying the
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A hopeful, beautifully serene piano-driven sound compels on “Angel Gabriels Light,” a recently released single from Karen Salicath Jamali. Her track “Angel Raphaels Touch” caught our ears in July with its lushly absorbing sound, and now “Angel Gabriels Light” conveys a similarly hypnotic, introspective power. These tracks, and others, continue a natural drive to create music for Jamali, who had a near-death experience in 2012 and has used music as a tool for healing and discovery since then. “Though I had never played piano before, or composed, I suddenly could,” Jamali explains. “It became my healing — and now, I
"I Never Miss Him Anymore" oozes perfect old school soul and blues heartbreak. Think "I'd Rather Go Blind" by Chicken Shack from 1969 which featured Christine Perfect (later Christine McVie) on vocals. The emotionally charged voices of Decker and Stone on this beautiful track show clearly that they are in denial and in fact really…
Paris-based duo Nata crafts an artful pop momentum on “Wake Me Up,” traversing seamlessly from a dark, haunting introspection into a vibrant central hook — exuding a title-touting allure amidst radiant synth lines. Solemn piano and a rainy-day ambience flow into a soulful vocal immersion. “Some strange feeling’s in my heart, beating faster,” the vocals let out, bolstered thereafter by a pulsing rhythmic element and swelling electronic tone. The climactic progression into the ensuing hook is infectiously done, while the “wake me up!” vocal call invigorates — cohesively navigating from the more debonair delivery in the verses to the soaring,
Vienna-based duo Fallin’ Astronauts craft a soaring, lush pop power on new single “Higher,” coming ahead of their upcoming MONO EP, out in October. The track’s production excels in its catchy vocal harmonies, colorful guitar work, and carpe-diem thematic sentiments — lyrically comparing life to an “ocean of colors” that’s worth diving into. Flourishing guitar twangs and bouncy bass build for a crisply melodic opening, swelling seamlessly into the introspective vocal presence. “Higher than the sun, where it has all begun,” they continue vibrantly, venturing with effervescent amiability into the replay-inducing central chorus. “So high, so high,” the vocals repeat
A brooding, nocturnal alt-pop energy shines on “Time Thief,” a standout new track from singer-songwriter My Life As A Moth — representing the first single from her forthcoming album, The Parade Of The Starlet & The Broken Hearted. Artful lyricism and spoken-word vocals persist amidst a haunting array of guitars, rhythms, and brass-y embedding, set within themes that confront anxiety’s strong-hold and ability to distort one’s sense of time and being. The artist describes the release as capturing how “that negative spiral feels like a ‘time thief. You’re existing in that timeline at the same time grieving another reality that
On September 16, 1991, “GO! Discs” label released “Don't Try This at Home”, the sixth Billy Bragg album. It was recorded October 1990 – July 1991, at “Pavilion Studios” and “Sonet Studio”, “Cathouse Studios” in London, “Clear” in Manchester, “John Keane Studios” and “Jester House” in Athens, Georgia, and was produced by Grant Showbiz and Johnny Marr.…
Fury unveil video for new single "On The Town" UK rockers Fury consisting co-lead vocalist and guitarist Julian Jenkins, co-lead vocalist Nyah Ifill, bassist Becky Baldwin, guitarist Tom Atkinson and drummer Tom Fenn have unveiled a video for their latest single “On The Town” from their new studio album Interceptor, which was released via Mighty Music on September 5, 2025. Track List for Interceptor:
For Avra Banerjee, music is more than just sound—it’s the rhythm of transformation. Born in Siliguri, raised in Kolkata, and now based in Perth, Avra’s journey has been shaped by an endless curiosity to merge tradition with modernity. While leading a professional career in IT, he has never let go of his first love. His compositions carry the discipline of his professional life and the soul of a lifelong student of music. Having collaborated with legends like Pt. Swapan Chaudhuri, Ustad Taufiq Qu