

Simon Gabriel transforms the wonder of space exploration into an immersive electronic voyage with ISS, a mesmerizing blend of chill synthwave and cinematic electronica. Smooth analog textures, soaring melodies, and a gently pulsating rhythm evoke the perpetual motion of the International Space Station, creating a sense of effortless weightlessness. Richly layered yet remarkably restrained, the production balances emotional warmth with technical precision, allowing the track’s subtle evolution to unfold naturally. Both contemplative and uplifting, ISS is a beautifully crafted instrumental that captures the awe of looking beyond Earth’s horizon while showcasing Simon Gabriel’s refined compositional vision.
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Interview by Ali Williams There are few bands in Australia who can announce they are taking a string quartet on tour and not have the nation immediately clutching its pearls in fear of acoustic violations. You Am I, thankfully, are not most bands. When HEAVY’s Ali Williams caught up with bassist Andy Kent, the news […]
Interview by Angela Croudace German power metal veterans StormHammer are embracing a heavier, more aggressive direction on their upcoming album Wrath of the Hammer, due for release on July 17, while still staying true to their melodic foundations. Bassist Horst Tessmann revealed the album marks a deliberate shift back towards the sound of Welcome to […]
