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Divine Martyr – Absolution

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Divine Martyr’s “Absolution”: A Symphonic Metal Prayer for the Masses Indianapolis-based Divine Martyr emerges from the shadows with their latest single, “Absolution,” a towering blend of symphonic metal grandeur and heartfelt spirituality. This track is an anthem of redemption, expertly woven with orchestral finesse...
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Loopy Traxx – Silent Night

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Loopy Traxx Reinvents the Holidays with “Silent Night” For decades, Christmas music has been boxed into a predictable blend of cozy nostalgia and shimmering sentimentality. Enter Loopy Traxx, the enigmatic experimental dance collective who have smashed through the snow globe, delivering a technicolor reinterpretation...
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Arcane-Gel – Apron Strings

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Arcane-Gel’s latest single, “Apron Strings,” is a hauntingly evocative piece of experimental brilliance that cements the Bedford duo’s place as one of the most daring acts to emerge from the UK’s underground scene. Known for their self-styled “Prog-Hop” fusion, Arcane-Gel delivers a raw, poetic...
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Kaylee Jordan – Wild Gun

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Kaylee Jordan’s “Wild Gun” Fires Off a Bold New Chapter in Outlaw Country With her debut single Wild Gun, Ardmore, Alabama’s Kaylee Jordan makes it clear: she’s here to blaze a trail through the heart of outlaw country. Blending the grit of Merle Haggard...
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Mr. Mig x KJ – Tragedy

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When classical training meets the raw pulse of electronic dance music, the results can either soar or stumble. In the case of “Tragedy,” the stunning debut collaboration between Mr. Mig and KJ, it unequivocally soars. This cinematic EDM anthem, released under 418 Music/Virgin/UMG, is...
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Faithful Tragedy – Miss You

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Faithful Tragedy’s latest release, Miss You, brings a mesmerizing dose of indie-prog rock that showcases the atmospheric genius of R.o.Y., the mastermind behind this Delhi-based project. Steeped in a poetic fusion of progressive rock, psychedelia, and cinematic storytelling, “Miss You” is less of a...