I had little desire to be listening to a real CD and also scroll on my phone. The tangible nature of the object made my existence in the world feel more real, and increased my desire to actually connect with the present moment.
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SYML’s latest album, Nobody Lives Here, is not only a collection of songs — it’s a carefully woven tapestry of human emotion, wrapping the listener in a warm blanket on a rainy day, where solitude feels like peace.
There are beautiful pockets of creativity and community everywhere, you just need to know where to look.
Headliners ticks all the boxes. It displays the authentic experiences of disabled musicians, including the unglamorous frustration with societal barriers or episodes of painful flare-ups, without a voyeuristic or pitiful undertone.
Maia Toakley acknowledges luck as the reason for her flourishing status as an Aussie indie star, whilst I’d say it’s her enchanting vocals, moreish choruses, and undying dedication to her craft.
Ellie Robertson talks to singer/songwriter of The Murder Capital James McGovern about their inspiration, introspective lyricism, and empathetic humanity.
Ultimately, the song is not about Gacy but about his victims and the remembrance of their humanity.
HONNE created a light-hearted and engaging atmosphere and were able to really portray their style in both the music, visuals and their stage presence.
As young Irish lads from the ‘North of Ireland’ with dreams of Irish reunification, “Tiocfaidh ár Lá”, and revitalising Irish language and culture, they have become icons of a pro-republican, anti-establishment, and decolonial movement.
On 22nd February 2025 vintage record store Tengu Records opened its doors to Enmore Road.
