There’s a particular kind of song that feels like someone cracking open a long-shut window. And 'Come Back (When You Feel Like)', the debut single from Chris Bull’s new project Every Other Weekend, is exactly that kind of moment. Offering the sound of a breath drawn after years underwater, a hesitant but hopeful step back toward the thing that once defined him. After nearly a decade away from releasing music, he reemerges with a track that sits in its own vulnerability, stead

Some albums feel meticulously carved over months of careful sculpting. Norine Braun’s 'A Hero In The Wind' feels like it arrived alive, breathing, and still warm from the moment it was born. Recorded largely in one-take, one-hour bursts during Steve Dawson’s Henhouse live sessions, Braun’s latest release is a fearless plunge into instinct over perfection. You can feel the adrenaline of committing to emotion rather than sanding down the edges. The result is an album that thrum

After twelve silent years, most bands would tiptoe back into the world. But Highroad No. 28 don’t tiptoe, they bleed their way in. Their comeback single 'Ache' is a slow-burning exhale from a group that has spent more than a decade learning how to hold the weight of its own history. From the moment the first note lands, 'Ache' feels like standing in an abandoned room where ghosts haven’t quite decided whether to stay or leave. The guitars unfurl in long, cinematic arcs, while

There are artists who write songs, and then there are artists who build worlds. For nearly two decades, The Kiss That Took A Trip has belonged firmly to the latter camp. Operating more like a solitary architect than a conventional musician, M.D. Trello has spent years chiselling out a cosmos that lives somewhere between dreamstate fog, avant-garde abrasion, and widescreen emotional release. With 'Horror Vacui', he delivers yet another interior universe, one that feels like st