Sea of Treachery have unveiled a new single and video for “What’s Past Is Prologue.” The reveal also serves as their official announcement that they’ve been signed to Mutant League Records. Vocalist Alex Huffman says about the signing: “We’re extremely excited to be working with… Read More »Video Premiere: Sea of Treachery – “What’s Past Is Prologue”
Alongside their full group comeback Maestro, Seventeen’s specialized units are also releasing music videos for their new songs. First up is the hip-hop team with LALALI. I’ve become increasingly weary of song titles that are little more than a series of “la las,” but this… Read More »Song Review: Seventeen – LALALI (Hip-Hop Team)
BTOB’s Yook Sungjae has found great success as an actor and variety star, but hasn’t been as active as a solo musician. He made his solo debut in 2020, weeks before his mandatory military enlistment. Four years later, he’s back with a new single album… Read More »Song Review: Yook Sungjae (BTOB) – Be Somebody
Four years after the release of their self-titled first album, German extreme metal entity Markgraf return with their second album, titled Hohenbaden. It’s an exciting and triumphant fusion of black and heavy metal, an album which does not clearly belong to either genre, and you can stream it… Read More »Full Album Stream: Markgraf – “Hohenbaden”
Last month Chris Broach announced a split with The 1984 Draft, due out on May 10 through Poptek and Sweet Cheetah. The 1984 Draft already shared their contribution, the buzzy, hooky indie rocker “Holiday Inn,” and today we’re excited to premiere Chris Broach’s contribution, “Blood… Read More »Song Premiere: Chris Broach – “Blood Thicker Than Honey”