Brooklyn-based queer and femme folk metalers Zelenaya are announcing their new album, Folk Songs, out April 26, and are beyond stoked to unleash the third single from that record, “Spod Tego Jawora,” with us. Folk Songs is the band’s debut album. When listening to Zelenya,… Read More »Track Premiere: Zelenaya – “Spod Tego Jawora”
The world of conservation is vast and intricate. While its importance is widely recognized, the challenge lies in fostering an understanding and appreciation of nature from a young age. One powerful approach to achieving this is by integrating real-world conservation efforts, such as the Ontario… Read More »Educational Resources for Teachers and Students: Integrating the Ontario Reptile and Amphibian Atlas into the Classroom
With a decade of sharpening their unique musical attack, Nuclear Tomb is ready to riot with riffs and explode like a Molotov, proving that the spirit of metal thrives underground. After two self-released EPs and a series of electrifying East Coast tours, the Baltimore quartet is poised… Read More »Album Stream: Nuclear Tomb – ‘Terror Labyrinthian’
I haven’t been keeping up with idol band ONEWE and didn’t realize two of its members had been discharged from the military earlier this year. Yonghoon and Kanghyun are back for the group’s new track and they’ve certainly been missed. Beautiful Ashes (추억의 소각장) sees… Read More »Song Review: ONEWE – Beautiful Ashes
New girl group Unicode is unique in that all its members are Japanese. I’m not sure how that’s going to serve them in an industry that feels quite insular, but their agency has been smart to give them a quintessentially Korean sound for debut single… Read More »Song Review: Unicode – Let Me Love