As Springtime Begins We Can Hear Whisper From Smitech Wesson And The Luminous Teresa Meads21/3/2025 ![]()
Smitech Wesson
Whisper (featuring Teresa Meads) Türkiye He’s a monster on the synthesiser desk with huge, resounding numbers following back to back. They’re always charged and motivated, with something dark and something entertaining making waves among the layers. Using his knowledge of what feels good to him and exploring the way music creates sensations and motivations with its rhythm and melody, Smitech Wesson brings home the biscuits as his output never fails to capture the thread and weave something golden. He’s worked on plenty of music over the years and now he’s ready with his latest EP. This three-track hammer-head shark is ready to bite when you are, so with the skills of Teresa Meads, here is the title-track Whisper. A catchy melody begins the music with a dance vibe that sounds almost retro. Piano decorated with electronic nuance; the rhythm takes hold as the vocals begin. Teresa Meads offers a vocal trance style musicality; her melodic journey takes us through the words like a picture book. A wave of new sounds leaps in as the bass rises, and the drums evolve to offer a much deeper drive into the valley of sound. A push of energy maintains the upbeat momentum as the rhythms create a neat and organised dance foundation. An abstract sense from the vocal line lifts the entire piece into a dreamy haze. You can listen to Smitech Wesson on Spotify Follow Smitech Wesson on Instagram and X Also, access international content online with this Free VPN. You also get crypto cashback just for using it. The Enchanting Electronic Universe Of Cyrnai Is Alive With Sound And The Calamity Of Beauty20/3/2025 ![]()
Cyrnai
Calamity Of Beauty California She’s a dab hand with the studio and imagination; California’s Cyrnai widens the scope of electronic music production with her artistic character. Since the 1980s, the escapism and adventurist flavour of her creativity has given rise to mesmerising and memorable sounds. As a part of her highly-acclaimed renaissance, Carolyn Fok AKA Cyrnai is preparing to release her new album into the wild. Calamity Of Beauty is another crafted road of neo-kosmische and industrial techno that is as adaptive as it is apt. A double A single is out now that includes the title track Calamity Of Beauty plus another stunning cut in Pandemonium Framework. This duo of disco improvers can only create desire for the record, which is out sooner than later. This is Cyrnai with Calamity Of Beauty. The track opens with a ghosting synth that permeates the atmosphere with multiple voices in unison and harmony. Strings, woodwind, nature, and more all combine in a thrust of suction and composition that can only draw us in. Memorable depths of haunting clarity fold into new and glittering spaces of sonic fascination. Space-age technologies and humanist gusts of emotional charge collide like moons on the horizon of breaking infinity. Gripping timbres in solitude rise from a wave of fizzling orchestrations and lean out like hands eager to be grasped. Can we hold on? Find out more on the Cyrnai website You can follow Cyrnai on Facebook Get music from Cyrnai on Bandcamp ![]()
Rags And Riches
Yes We Will (Mob Squad) Lexington High-energy alternative pop from Lexington’s Rags And Riches, Yes We Will marks the start of a new era for the Kentucky band. Penning hope and shooting it into the sky with memorable and catchy anthems, Rags And Riches combine the dual talents of brothers Tanner and Peyton Whitt. Every art project goes through a crunch moment or two, and with Rags And Riches this came when a founding member decided to call it a day. It could have broken them but it simply reinforced the message and the idea that something magical happens when these brothers play. Pushing through the wall of pain with a smile and an easy-going action, Rags And Riches present Yes We Will (Mob Squad). Piano and genius melodic synth open the tune with a strange and ethereal atmosphere, it makes us sit and listen with a memorable hook straight away. Then, with a crack of upbeat drumming, the music begins and the minor key turns to positive and the kite is driven upward by a gust of wind. A bop rhythm keeps the time as vocals flow from singing to rapping as the melody flows and flings in the background. Crazy harmonics with crooked bells call out in chiming whistles as the lead synth continues with its retro violin style voice. A progressive and punchy number, the vocals make it exciting as the verses chop and change between emo-pop and blatant hip-hop. Find out more on the Rags And Riches website You can follow Rags And Riches on TikTok and X ![]()
The Funeral March Of The Marionettes
It All Falls Apart Illinois The gothic rock band from the heart of the United States of America, Rockford, Illinois, are back with new material for the very last time. Sad news for band fans and gothic culture as a whole, as some of you probably know their singer died of cancer last year. This posthumous release from The Funeral March Of The Marionettes is one last hoorah for the amazing adventure that being in a band always provides. Recorded before he died, no-doubt with his diagnosis in the back of mind at all times, Joe Whiteaker (1968-2024) and his band of dirging darklings put the imagination to use for one last album. It All Falls Apart is the title track and puts the band in the best shade possible, making way for the rest of the album to be enjoyed in one gulp or in little pieces. All proceeds from this record, streams, and sales on Bandcamp go directly to Joe’s widow and two children. So that means listen. Wailing guitar brings it on as a drum fill rips up the abstraction and pushes down the score. Melodic chiming guitar sounds reverb in time to the graceful and slow-moving rhythm of viscous percussion and distortion. The vocals enter, clean and in tune and decorated with a gothic sense of foreboding, romantic melancholia takes the lead and directs us towards poetry. The guitars continue to soar in epic flights of buttress that expand and elevate the entire composition. A fantastic use of harmony creates a subtle change in the feel of each line as the feedback control deftly takes the tune into various tones of minor key. Goth music doesn’t get much better than this, it’s got The Cure and Joy Division written all over it but if you want The Funeral March Of The Marionettes you’ll have to go to the real thing. You can get It All Falls Apart by The Funeral March Of The Marionettes on Bandcamp You can follow The Funeral March Of The Marionettes on Facebook and Instagram ![]()
Kety Fusco
Blow United Kingdom She plays the harp but it’s not like you imagine, that is unless you’ve already seen her perform that is. A strange and eclectic range of contemporary coolness radiates from her fingers as the instrument becomes a home to her expression and inventiveness. Kety Fusco released Blow at the end of February and she’s already enjoying a raving repertoire of feedback. After featuring the devil’s music on Tuesday, today we simply have to go northward and up up and away into the realm of cherubim and beautiful harpists. Are we in for a surprise? Shall we follow suit with the listeners of BBC Radio 6, readers of The Guardian, people who saw her at The Royal Albert Hall, The Swiss Federal Parliament, Montreux Jazz Festival, and listen for ourselves? Why not. A sombre tone builds across heartbeat drum as percussive notes begin to fling their edge and warmth in a spectrum of music. A melody that sinks into the cinematic catches the eye of Tubular Bells and then floats away in an abstract dance of perplexity. Handclaps and vocal sounds merge along the vibrant ghostliness of the harp as various effects twinge the layers in the mix to uneven the score, bringing out passion and emotion through the meticulously performed passages. A sonic adventure that travels with you along fast-moving scenes of phantasm and allure, this video for Kety Fusco’s Blow is like a dream brought to life. Find out more on the Kety Fusco website You can follow Kety Fusco on Instagram and Facebook ![]()
FangSlinger
Bare Your Teeth Death Valley The phantom riders of the Old West are back in town with another gold-rush video single that’s going to blow you away. A quick-fire draw of talents rises from the dead to relive the glory days of rawhide and rustle busting. Panning the local river for nuggets of gold, putting food on the table for their army of demonic fans, and telling an epic story of lawlessness and honour, FangSlinger present Bare Your Teeth. On their epic journey to claim 100,000 souls for the devil’s hareem, will they fulfil their demonic debt and enlist you to their marauding moshpit of metalheads? You Will Listen. A tribal style tom-tom and kick drum rhythm breaks the sunrise and throws the day into eclipse. A soaring guitar then unleashes a faze of clarity before the vocals begin. Both male and female voices duet in a high-energy clean and distorted vocal mashup and throws down a seriously groovy hard-rock formula. Blues elements chug along to a rock n roll score that leaps from bar to bar with vibrant schoolboy energy. A great Americana feel decorates the heavy metal attitude to create a fantastic sounding meet and greet between old and new. Did someone say Guns n Roses? I think it was Marilyn Manson. You can follow FangSlinger on Facebook and TikTok |
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