Black Sea Dahu crafts music that feels like standing in a storm – raw, exposed, and profoundly alive. Led by Janine Cathrein, whose voice carries sorrow and resilience in the same breath, the Swiss band blurs the lines between folk, pop, and rock, creating a sound that is both vulnerable and ferocious.
Their latest single, One Day Will Be All I Have, stands as a luminous reflection on grief and courage in the aftermath of personal loss. The song opens a space where sorrow and hope intertwine, framed by cinematic, emotionally charged arrangements.
The single sets the tone for the band’s new album, Everything – a record born from grief, speaking to death, self-reckoning, the act of…
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The Enemy went straight to number one with their debut LP, We’ll Live and Die in These Towns, in 2007, and their follow-up, Music for the People, reached #2 in 2009. They also enjoyed a run of Top 40 hits during the same period. Supporting acts such as The Rolling Stones, Oasis, and Manic Street Preachers, they left a clear mark on the UK music scene. The trio from Coventry disbanded in 2016, briefly reuniting in 2022 for a run of shows. They now return with their fifth studio album – and first since 2015 – 
Combining elements of jam bands and electronic dance rock, 
Remastered by Mark Beazley.
The Patterns Lost to Air is 
After building momentum over a few years of local shows and an international tour, Hong Kong shoegaze quintet 
A lot can change during the fraught time between when a musician finishes recording an album and when it’s released, often months later, per a label’s schedule. For 
…Vocalist Rae Haas got the idea to name their band 
…features five new bonus tracks.
Third Man Records have released the first-ever live anthology from Ann Arbor, MI–based noise rock legends 
We last encountered 
In order to escape the world’s pressures, Moby often finds refuge in ambient and neo-classical music, and Future Quiet is one of several ventures into such territory. It isn’t the type of extended meditation session he reserves for his lengthy ambient releases, instead coming a bit closer to his orchestral releases on Deutsche Grammophon.
Getting so obsessed with a band that you book a local show just to see them play — we need more freaks like that in the world, and that’s what Merge Records’ Mike Krol did this spring when he put together a bill featuring himself, Shannon Shaw’s new group Voilà!, and this not-so-known New Orleans duo 
Violin is a site of adventure for 
Six years after his Grammy-nominated LP5, Sascha Ring – aka Apparat – takes a bold dive into the complexities of life with his sixth studio album.
Labeling any music as spiritual can play as a (fiery) double-edged sword for any artist involved, and if that is your debut full-length album, like is the case with Brooklyn’s multi-media artist