In 2007, indie rock was having its global victory lap — and Arctic Monkeys were at the front of the parade. Fresh off the hype of their debut, Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not, the Sheffield four-piece were riding a wave of leather-jacket swagger and lightning-fast success. Enter Nardwuar the Human Serviette […]
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Some songs don’t just play — they pull you under. Hurts Like Hell is one of them. From the first note, it doesn’t ask permission. It grabs you by the chest and drags you straight into the fire — the kind of emotional storm you thought you’d already escaped. Released in December 2024, this isn’t
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In 2010, after years of silence and a tidal wave of early hype, Klaxons resurfaced — not to reclaim their old crown, but to throw it into the void and walk away. Their return single, “Echoes”, didn’t just mark a comeback. It was a reintroduction — sharper edges, heavier weight, and a deliberate step away
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In 2017, fresh off the release of his debut album What Do You Think About the Car?, Declan McKenna dropped a track that sounded like it belonged on a summer playlist — but hit like an op-ed. “Isombard” is fast, bright, and deceptively sunny, but behind its snap and shimmer lies something sharper: a direct
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Ghost Atlas – Mirror Room There’s a certain type of song that doesn’t hit you immediately. It creeps in slowly. Not trying to impress. Not begging for a reaction. Just existing—quietly, deliberately—and if you’re listening, it stays with you. Mirror Room by Ghost Atlas is that type of song. Released in 2017, it still sounds
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Watch here: Goon Bap (Official Video) Here’s a song that has that punch-to-the-gut feeling. Like the good way. Snowgoons has joined forces with underground legends Sicknature and Reef The Lost Cauze to make “Goon Bap,” a dirty, straightforward homage to the glory days of hip-hop. To me, it represents not only a song, but instead,
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travis Scott doesn’t miss. And with “4X4”, he proves it again. Pulled from his latest drop UTOPIA DELUXE, this track delivers everything fans want — hard-hitting production, warped atmosphere, and that signature Travis intensity. But this one stands out for a specific reason: the trumpets. They elevate the entire vibe, giving 4X4 a cinematic flair
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There are songs that make noise, and then there are tracks that define a moment. Redemption by Kidwild, featuring Nemzzz, is that moment. Premiered on January 16, 2025, this track proves that Kidwild isn’t just another name in the scene — he’s part of the future. Sharp delivery, clean production, and undeniable presence. The energy
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In a very relaxed and very entertaining segment of UNFD’s “Music Is My Life” series, Ethan McCann, the guitarist of Australian progressive metal band Thornhill, takes fans through the soundtrack of his life — one memory, one album, and one riff at a time. Watch the full interview here:https://youtu.be/3Bsb8bZruko The video, just over 3 minutes
If your playlist has become too predictable, too smooth, or too polished join Joey Valence & Brae to shake things up. Hit play on HOOLIGANG and instantaneously will know. Loud, fast, reckless. A mosh pit in your headphones. It’s not just a song—it’s an experience. You will feel it in your chest. These two don’t
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