Tag: Interview
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Lady of the Moon – Kailan McGee
Kailan McGee’s Lady of the Moon drifts in like a silver-lit fable. An immersive song-cycle that follows the eight phases of the moon as they wax and wane over Germany’s Black Forest. Within this shadow-dappled realm, McGee conjures a living mythos. Threading together whispered lore, wandering figures, and moon-touched landscapes, each piece illuminated by a…
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Never Enough – Max Marginal
With Never Enough, Algerian independent musician Max Marginal continues to carve out a distinct space within the alternative landscape. Known for moving between extremes, from the technical intensity of his band work with Silent Obsession to the restrained, introspective tone of his solo catalogue, Marginal brings that same emotional precision to this latest release. The…
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In Conversation with Wuzy Bambussy: The Heart of “Little Lion”
“This tune is influenced by the proto era of synth pop, I was aiming – musically as least – to go for that sort of Adamski’s ‘Killer’, ‘West End Girls’, Eurythmics’ ‘Sweet Dreams’ etc. That was the goal, to try and write something that stood up to those great songs.” – Nikolai Jones, Wuzy Bambussy.…
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Everyone Makes Their Barbies Kiss Each Other, Right? – Dreaming Soda – Kissing Stacey
We all had our own way of playing with dolls as kids—whether it was full-blown soap opera drama or Ken and Barbie playing house. With their new single Kissing Stacey, Dreaming Soda— Sydney duo Ella Sterland and Renee Stein—pull us back to those glittery, plastic worlds, only this time with a dose of grown-up hindsight.…