In a time when rock often forgets to think, Shyfrin Alliance is here to remind us that the genre still has a soul—and a brain. With their new single “Colours of Time,” Eduard Shyfrin and company deliver a lush, cerebral slice of progressive rock...
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From the first fluttering notes of “Passing Ships,” Arcane-Gel sound like they’re slipping through the cracks between genres, swimming in that uneasy space where nostalgia meets existential reflection. The Bedford-based duo—Antony Castiello and Lucio Adger—call their sound prog-hop, a fusion of guitar-driven alternative rock and...
UNDERLINED PASSAGESThe Accelerationists(Mint 400 Records) Baltimore’s Underlined Passages have always lived in the space between hope and dislocation, crafting indie rock that feels both restless and luminous. On their latest album, The Accelerationists (out October 17 via Mint 400 Records), the trio—Michael Nestor (guitar/vocals/keys), Roger Stewart...
Few songs in pop history carry as much velvet weight as George Michael’s 1984 classic “Careless Whisper.” That immortal sax riff, those aching vocals—it’s a track so iconic that most artists wouldn’t dare touch it. But Boston-born singer, songwriter, and entrepreneur Darrell Kelley thrives...
Hello Marianne and welcome to College Radio Charts! How was your summer?Busy! Busy! Busy! It passed in the blink of an eye, which is just fine with me! Florida summers are practically like a dreary, storm-ridden monsoon season, and I’m currently working in a...
01. Everything (ft. stig)02. Sober03. On Them Lines04. Gone Off the Rock05. Demons06. Addicts Mind07. Lost My Mind (ft. Stig) 08. Demons Just Feed09. Death From A Million Paper Cuts10. Skin11. The Afterworld12. Ghost13. Amen14. Purgatory15. Ponds of Sound16. You and Me and Melody17....
1. All In All2. Jenny3. Already In4. I Wish I Knew Tel Aviv’s Eyal Erlich is not interested in surface gloss. The singer-songwriter instead reaches deep into the marrow of classic rock, blues, and alt-folk to sculpt songs that are equal parts raw confession...
In the age of algorithm-fed playlists and throwaway hooks, The Quarantined aren’t here to play nice. Their new single, “Shadow (on my back),” dropping August 20, is a slab of raw intensity—a bruising meditation on trauma, oppression, and the kind of inner darkness that...
Marc Biala Turns Self-Discovery Into an Anthem on “Gay in Training” Marc Biala has never been one to shy away from the hard stuff. As a psychiatric and transgender specialist in Austin, TX, his day job deals in emotional excavation and human resilience. But...
Don’t let the title fool you — Margarita Shamrakov’s latest instrumental single, “If You’re Lonely Keep Going, Keep Going,” isn’t a pep talk, it’s a quiet reckoning. At just over three minutes, this piano-driven piece doesn’t shout, it whispers — and somehow says more...