They have taken the genre into a breaking rule book momentum that screams out with pure motherfucking vengeance! So if you want to go for a ride with Comet Control’s music, turn this mo-fo up really, really loud! Because Comet Control’s Inside the Sun is the cosmic voyage that we’ve been waiting for!

While we’re still going through these tricky times, Trifecta has given us a chance to come inside their house and enjoy the party

In The Tender Dream may not be everyone’s cup of coffee per se, but for Sally, she has broken the rule book into big pieces.

But 44 years later Live! In The Air Age is quite the revelation. It’s not just the original live album, but the live recordings that are on this box set, will give you a historical momentum on how much the band went through.

It may take a few listens, but it’s quite a bit of departure to understand that the NMB are more than just a conceptual rock band.

Recorded during the lockdown, Steve himself can still pack a punch like no other. But at times, he is like the mad scientist on his new album.

It may be challenging at times, but Dark Majesty is like the comic book story that we really needed, right before our eyes.

She is doing her own thing, and there’s not a single stop sign for her.

Witchcryer aren’t just the real deal, they’ve poured their hearts and soul unleashing their second album.

Leave A Scar, the follow-up to his 2018 solo release, exhibits Dee’s return with more blood and guts!

Outlier is Emily Wolfe’s icing on the cake.

Leila’s new album is a movie inside your mind.

Lucy Spraggan has taken the pop genre to a whole new level through various forms of music.

they fit in at the right moment at the right time.

Sleep Moscow’s debut album is like a movie inside our heads that is partly supernatural, science-fiction, and disguised as a horror film until the very end. And their mission has been accomplished so far this year.

It was time for Nick to brainwash another concept.

While Anderson is working on a sequel to Olias, this is an album that alongside Song of Seven, gets the recognition it deserves.

Possum’s second album is the ultimate trip.

This collaboration is not only an amazing combination, but what the 25th century might have in store for us.

Frost*’s fourth studio album is one of their brutally honest releases during the pandemic that is a wake-up call of what has become.

Jana always takes the listener beyond time and space with a neo-noir futuristic twist.