Kacimi | Interview | New Album, ‘Panache’
Kacimi’s fourth solo album, 'Panache,' feels like a quiet act of defiance — a gentle refusal to chase trends or shout for attention. It’s an album that draws...
Kacimi’s fourth solo album, 'Panache,' feels like a quiet act of defiance — a gentle refusal to chase trends or shout for attention. It’s an album that draws...
Death Doula is a band experimenting with sound and emotion. Their music offers both refuge and a call to arms for those willing to confront the darkest parts...
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Wow, today we’re diving into 'Caverns of Your Brain,' the 1977 album by the US progressive rock band Lift. I still remember discovering this record when I was...
Springing from Osaka, Japan’s cultural heart, HYPER GAL crafts a sonic universe that marries avant-garde experimentation with an infectious pop energy. The minimalist duo, comprised of Koharu Ishida...
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