You can subject yourself to a partying in more ways than one.
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Listening Now : Martin Martyn – minamo
minamo feels like a quiet moment captured in motion, as if time slows just enough to notice the smallest details. Martin Martyn lets gentle piano arpeggios ripple outward with a natural, almost liquid flow, each note connecting seamlessly to the next. There is a softness here that never slips into fragility, instead holding a quiet clarity that feels grounded and present. You can almost sense the stillness of open landscapes behind it. minamo does not try to lead anywhere, it simply exists, inviting you to pause and drift alongside its calm, continuous movement.
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Listening Now : Full Speed Rhino – Underground Zoo
Underground Zoo hits like a flashback wired straight into the present, channeling that raw 90s hardstyle and hardcore energy with zero hesitation. Full Speed Rhino leans fully into the chaos, pounding kicks, relentless tempo, and a sense of urgency that never lets up. There is something unapologetically physical about it, the kind of track that is not meant to be analyzed but felt at full volume. Beneath the aggression, there is a nostalgic pulse, echoing rave basements and strobe-lit nights.
Underground Zoo is pure kinetic force, loud, fast, and built to lose yourself in.
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Eva Under Fire & In This Moment’s Maria Brink Unite In “Villainous” Music Video
Eva Under Fire’s new album of the same name will be out in July.
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Listening Now : SophiaBlue – Oh Death!
SophiaBlue’s Oh Death! feels less like a cover and more like a personal reckoning. She approaches the traditional with a quiet intensity, letting space and restraint do most of the work. Her voice carries a raw, almost fragile weight, as if each line is being discovered in the moment rather than performed. There is something deeply intimate in the way she handles the song’s themes, not dramatizing them, but sitting with them. Oh Death! becomes less about the figure itself and more about acceptance, a still, haunting reflection that stays with you long after it ends.
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Listening Now : DjReges – Never Again
Never Again feels like one of those late-night tracks that quietly pulls you in without asking for attention. DjReges builds it around a smooth, steady groove, layering soft synths that glow rather than shine, giving everything a warm, almost weightless feel. There is something reflective in the atmosphere, like dancing while still being lost in your own thoughts. The vocals add a gentle emotional touch without overpowering the mood. Never Again is not about big moments, it is about that subtle connection between rhythm and feeling that keeps you moving long after the track ends.
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Mire Lore (Ex-Enterprise Earth) Launch New Single “Hymn For A Wretched Tongue”
Not to be confused with Mire.
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Listening Now : Pavel Doronin – Dill 35
Dill 35 feels like stepping into someone else’s memory and somehow finding pieces of your own inside it. Pavel Doronin shapes the track with vintage synths and fragile field recordings, but what really stands out is the feeling behind it, that sudden, almost overwhelming pull of nostalgia. It unfolds gently, without any rush, like thoughts drifting in and out when you least expect them. There is something deeply human in its simplicity, something familiar and quietly comforting.
Dill 35 does not just play, it lingers, like a memory you did not realize you were holding onto.
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Listening Now : QBRD x MFMike – Addicted to the Bassline
QBRD and MFMike lock into pure dancefloor instinct on Addicted to the Bassline, a track built to move bodies before anything else. Driven by a thick, punchy low end, the groove hits early and refuses to let go, channeling a raw, club-ready energy that thrives in repetition and momentum. The drop lands with immediate impact, turning the track into a kinetic loop of rhythm and release. Vocals add just enough attitude to amplify the vibe without distracting from the core pulse.
Addicted to the Bassline does exactly what it promises, no frills, just movement, volume, and heat.
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Brotality’s “Wormsign” Music Video Arrives Online
You can catch them with Fear Factory & Darkest Hour later this year.
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