With members spread across Europe—Germany, The Netherlands and Greece—and with experience in outfits like Kamelot, Paul Di’Anno and Wastefall, Philosobia are a pan-Euro metal quintet with a variety of influences at play. On their latest single, “The Forgotten Part I,” you can definitely hear the prog… Read More »Track Premiere: Philosophobia – “The Forgotten Part I”
Spanish death/doom dealers Bocc have been called up from the cavernous depths they reside in to present Obrint El Taüt, a compilation of the band’s three EPs over the last five years. Being as the three EPs come from 2020, 2022 and 2024, the compilation is a good… Read More »Full Album Stream: Bocc – “Obrint El Taüt”
On this busy comeback day, NCT’s Doyoung stands as the sole male performer in a flock of competing girl groups/bands. Memory (안녕, 우주) comes from his second solo album and sees him continuing the sound he established on the first. His rich voice is well… Read More »Song Review: Doyoung (NCT) – Memory
QWER have quickly vaulted to the status of Korean chart royalty. Their style of bright pop/rock made a major breakthrough last year with T.B.H and they’ve managed to keep that momentum going with follow-ups. If you squint just a bit, you can make out sounds from… Read More »Song Review: QWER – Dear
Rookie girl group izna released an enjoyable springtime bop with March’s Sign. That song was a case of so-so verses being lifted by a satisfying earworm of a chorus. However, teasers for new single Beep seemed to promise another sound effect filled onomatopoeia track, of… Read More »Song Review: izna – Beep