Stone Sea’s “Ad Astra” EP Is a Ritual of Transformation
There are bands we hear, and then there are bands we experience. Stone Sea clearly belongs to the second...
Root of EVIL presents a dark, futuristic soundscape in “Symmetry of Silence.”
Step into the dimly lit corridors of sound, where human emotion meets artificial logic. Let me introduce Root of...
emesh’s “Teva” EP is the Art of Deep, Hypnotic Minimalism
Some artists chase attention, while others invite you inward. emesh is definitely among the latter. Based in the beautiful...
Nico Guzzi Plays “The Game of Life” With His New Album
Hello people, it’s time to open the doors wide and turn up the volume. Join us in welcoming Nico...
The 77 Syndicate & Rowen Shore Resurrects Chicago’s Lost Disco–House Underground With “The Studio 77 Tapes” Album.
Some albums feel released. Others feel unearthed. “The Studio 77 Tapes” by The 77 Syndicate & Rowen Shore is...
Levi Sap Nei Thang’s “Childhood Memories” Is a Soulful Testament to Faith, Family, and the Power of Remembering
At SongWeb, we enjoy finding artists who not only create music but also share their lives with us. Today,...
Mick J. Clark Takes the Lead with Pole Position
It’s a real pleasure to welcome back one of our longtime favorites. Mick J. Clark returns to SongWeb in...
Mortal Prophets Drift Into the Beautiful Blur Between Dream and Memory As They “Hide Inside the Moon.”
Mortal Prophets is the dream-pop project led by John Beckmann, a unique talent who handles composition, writing, and production....
Michellar’s “Reverie… From Then Till Now” Album Is A Gentle Chronicle of Growth and Grace
Michellar arrives at SongWeb as an artist shaped by reflection, patience, and a clear love for storytelling. From San...
Speak For The Dead Debuts with a Hardcore Statement of Defiance
From the gutters of Santa Rosa, California, rises a band that carbonizes music. Speak For The Dead is filthy,...