MiniMothMan

I've never listened to Quadeca before apart from his newest single 'FORGONE' but JESUS CHRIST I was missing out
Every track sounds and feels like its own enclosed pocket of serenity and intrusive thought, with folkey electronica production that cements it as some of the most outstanding and unique music in recent history. Not to mention, Quadeca's vocal performances are a highlight, with breathy and fast-delivered lyrics that hit like semi-trucks with such potent and ... read more

Hana Vu's latest album 'Romanticism' delivers a synth-driven pop album that befits crying just as much as it does dancing.

I originally only listened to 'Hammer' and 'Look Alive' for the past two months, however I did not realise what a goldmine I sleeping on. As the album dives deeper into its tracklist, the guitar gets raspier, the synths growl and Hana's vocal performance sustains its explosive and enchanting performance.
Apart from track 11 'I ... read more

Jane Remover's 2025 alt rock/shoegaze album under the sideproject 'venturing' feels like a haunted spiritual successor to their main project's second album 'Census Designated'. Originally, venturing had a fictional backstory as a South Dakota-formed rock band formed in 1990, disbanding after the death of their drummer, however since this album's release, this story has since been scrapped.

Over the course of this packed 13-track LP, Jane explores themes of ... read more

Midwest emo brought to 100, the tracklist is consistently melancholic and perfectly befitting of the genre.

The best track on this EP is 'Sleep Patterns', a beautiful expression of dealing with death that I cannot listen without tears. The second verse, wherein the speaker depicts seeing his own death in a dream before it happens, where he doesn't recognise the people he is with nor the music in the car that will eventually become his tomb. As the speaker pieces together the ... read more