Does anyone feel like music released in the last two years could make a great soundtrack to a horror movie? It may have something to do with the fact that we live in an unpredicted era and I have high blood pressure surges every time I look at the Guardian front page. Seeing red ink […]
MoreWe have known Claire Hudson for nearly three years now. At first as a singer of Boston based quartet Yet To Bloom (you can read our reviews here and here) and a writer of some of the best pop punk bangers of 2023. But as time went on, we realized that there is more to Claire than […]
MoreThe debut single from UGLY CLUB is a hell of a tune – powerful, authentic and passionate. Those three things make it one of the most striking new releases of the summer and you really need to listen to it if you want to keep your hand on the (independent musical) pulse. Give UGLY CLUB […]
MoreWhenever we write about the Queen of Gothtrap, Jade The Nighmare, the stats on our blog go sky high. We receive dozens of messages, likes, shares and hundreds of people read what we write. And this is the most beautiful and the most satisfying part of being an independent music reviewer – we shine a […]
MoreIt`s Independence Day and we have got an independent video premiere for you at Vanadian Avenue. Today, we want to celebrate integrity, resilience and creativity of unsigned and independent musicians on our circuits: those working against the odds, often with no budget, who juggle song writing with visual side of things and marketing themselves at […]
MoreThere is something magical about the Welsh rockers, Holy Coves. The sadness and hope enchanted in the indie melodies and distorted guitars. Darkness and light. Despair and calmness. One would think that it would be impossible to put such extremely opposite feelings in one song, yet here we are listening to “Grey”. Welsh have a […]
MoreThere is something extraordinarily fresh and exciting in Hull`s punk rock trio Unwired Society. I can’t fully put my finger on it. Could it be my weakness for young people picking up instruments and writing protest songs or perhaps a bit of nostalgia for the days when Epitaph acts ruled the charts? “Wall of Noise” […]
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