Embracing Doom’s Heritage: A Cinematic Journey by The Pro-Teens with ‘MF TEEN: Your Concurrence In The Above Is Assumed’
#thepro-teens #vinyl #indiemusic As one of the most intriguing ensembles hailing from Melbourne, The Pro-Teens embarked on an ambitious project in 2025. Inspired by the late rap virtuoso MF DOOM, the band offered a fresh perspective on some of his most standout work. Their album, ‘MF TEEN: Your Concurrence In The Above Is Assumed,’ became [&helli
Embracing the Ephemeral: Lucy Dacus’ Journey to Forever is a Feeling
#lucydacus #vinyl #indiemusic The year is 2025, and American singer-songwriter Lucy Dacus has once again mesmerized the world with her fourth studio album “Forever Is A Feeling.” The euphoric journey of 13 tracks encapsulates tales of love – both falling in love and falling out of it, ensuring an immersive enchantment of romantic turbulence
zzzahara’s Resilient Transformation in ‘Spiral Your Way Out’
#zzzahara #vinyl #indiemusic Los Angeles-based musician zzzahara takes listeners on an emotive journey in her latest album “Spiral Your Way Out,” which was unveiled in 2025. The heart and soul imbued in the creation process of this piece were born from the artist’s personal tumultuous experiences, leading to a potent auditory expression of
Reviving the Echoes of Q Lazzarus with ‘Goodbye Horses’ Album in 2024
#qlazzarus #vinyl #indiemusic Diane Luckey, broadly recognized by her professional name, Q Lazzarus, was an unforgettable personality behind the soul-stirring melody of “Goodbye Horses”. This song that magnified her reputation as an artist was ingeniously composed by the songwriter Bill Garvey. Comparable to the magnetic allure of sound produced
The Evocative Fourth Album by SPELLLING, ‘Portrait of My Heart’
#spellling #vinyl #indiemusic The widely recognized Bay Area artist Chrystia Cabral, known under the moniker SPELLLING, released her fourth album, ‘Portrait of My Heart,’ in 2025. This album transforms the acclaimed SPELLLING from an avant-pop project into a mirror reflecting her deepest sentiments. Featuring songs that explore themes such as int
The Harmonic Confluence in “The Chemistry of Common Life” by Fucked Up
#fuckedup #vinyl #indiemusic In 2008, Canada bore witness to a distinctive musical endeavor. From the heart of Toronto, the band “Fucked Up” took the hardcore punk scene by storm. With a distinct sound that redefined the genre, they presented an ambitious album, “The Chemistry of Common Life.” The album was an amalgamation of profound
Throwing Muses: A Spectacular Comeback with Moonlight Concessions 2025
#throwingmuses #vinyl #indiemusic The illustrious band Throwing Muses, founded in 1981, phased in a momentous comeback with their album “Moonlight Concessions”, released in 2025. Stepping away from the more modern direction of their 2020 piece ‘Sun Racket’, this album is a victorious return to the band’s quintessential cryptic, left-fie
Eterna’s Sonic Odyssey: ‘Missing Lluna’ and the Anticipated ‘Debunker’ Album
#eterna #vinyl #indiemusic Eterna, a beloved figure in the music scene, sets the tone for 2024 with the unveiling of the track “Missing Lluna.” This timely announcement, which creates a satisfying buzz of anticipation, coincides with Eterna’s memorable performance at Pitchfork Fest London. The artist’s distinct ability to deliver enti
The Enigmatic Soundscapes of Q Lazzarus: Diving into ‘Goodbye Horses The Many Lives of Q Lazzarus (Music From The Motion Picture)’ (2025)
#qlazzarus #vinyl #indiemusic Born Diane Luckey on December 12, 1960, Q Lazzarus rose to moderate fame primarily due to her 1988 release, “Goodbye Horses.” Although initially featured in Jonathan Demme’s ‘Married to the Mob’ in 1988, the song came into wider renown after its reappearance in Demme’s ‘The Silence of the Lambs’ in 1991. Q [&hell
Galactic Manifestations: A Dive into the Cosmos with Brown Spirits’ ‘Cosmic Seeds’
#brownspirits #vinyl #indiemusic Brown Spirits, an illustrious trio out of Melbourne, Australia, rose to fame in 2025 with their sophomore offering – Cosmic Seeds. This enigmatic, sonically captivating work was the follow-up album to their equally admired debut work – Solitary Transmissions, launched under the esteemed Soul Jazz Records. The albu