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If your playlists live in the realm of melancholy, late-night soundscapes, and lyrics that linger long after the music stops, you’re about to get Closer — literally. Sundazer’s single “Closer”, released December 28, 2022 under Sundazer Records, is a hypnotic plunge into emotional darkness, delivered with an unsettling elegance that hooks you from the very […]

If you don’t know Fame On Fire yet, now’s the time to change that. Their latest single, “Nightmare (The Devil)”, released February 23, 2024 on Hopeless Records, is more than a rock song — it’s a full-scale experience. Equal parts emotional purge, toxic relationship takedown, and inner battle cry, it’s as catchy as it is

Toronto-born artist ThxSoMch (real name Carter De Filippis) has built his career on emotional intensity and genre fusion. From his debut single “Runaway (Move Quick)” in 2022 to his viral breakout “Spit in My Face!” — which racked up over 565 million Spotify streams and charted worldwide — he’s proven that raw emotion and a

Some songs build slowly, luring you in before hitting the drop. “Nightmare (The Devil)” by Fame On Fire is not one of those songs. From the very first second, guitars crash in, chaos unfolds, and you’re thrown headfirst into a wall of sound that refuses to let you breathe. Q: This track doesn’t waste time

Few artists can bottle the magic of the past and still sound like tomorrow. The Midnight, the ever-evolving synthwave duo of Tyler Lyle and Tim McEwan, have been doing exactly that for years — and their latest single, “Digital Dreams” (released May 30, 2025), proves they’re still pushing boundaries while keeping their signature neon glow.

Even from the windswept shores of Iceland, Of Monsters and Men have built a digital bridge to fans across the globe. The Grammy-nominated indie folk/rock band — known for anthems like “Little Talks” and “Crystals” — aren’t just making music; they’re creating a living, breathing online community. We sat down (virtually, of course) to talk

In 2022, hardDrive Radio’s Lou Brutus hosted a relaxed, fan-fueled AskAnythingChat with Skillet, and for once, the hard rock giants traded the pyro and power chords for something quieter — honesty. Supporting their album Dominion, the session was meant to be promo. What fans got instead was a candid conversation that showed why Skillet’s 25-year