God Is A Weapon by Falling In Reverse explores obsession as a form of worship, blending themes of sin, power, and devotion. Through provocative religious metaphors and slow-burning production, the ...

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On Piece of You, New York singer-songwriter Amelie Lucille delivers an intimate folk-pop ballad that feels both bare and ...

Dylan Dunlap’s “Fool” explores self-growth and vulnerability through ambient folk textures and heartfelt lyrics.

Laufey’s Tough Luck blends jazz-pop grace with lyrical venom, revealing heartbreak with poise, wit, and subtle fury.

Surinamese-Dutch folk-pop artist néomí returns with It’s Never Easy (Leaving Someone Behind), a gentle yet unflinching portrait of emotional detachment. Drenched in atmospheric textures, the track ...

GIVĒON’s “Rather Be” explores heartbreak with stripped-back soul, lyrical depth, and haunting emotional restraint.

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Some bands welcome you gently into an album. Sleep Token throws you headfirst through the stained glass. At seven minutes and forty-seven seconds, Look To Windward opens Even In Arcadia not with ...