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Eternal Mourning – Toxic Lovers
An Acoustic Collision of Emotions: Eternal Mourning Unveils “Toxic Lovers”
Eternal Mourning, the Montreal-based indie folk ensemble known for their evocative storytelling and nuanced musical landscapes, returns with “Toxic Lovers”—a captivating multimedia release that deftly intertwines acoustic rock with striking visuals. A narrative that inspects the fiery passion and ensuing toxicity of love, it reveals the intricate dance between infatuation and destruction.
Produced by Joël Proulx Bouffard, alias VJ Droso, the video component illuminates the turbulent forces within this love story with a visual artistry that parallels the intensity of Eternal Mourning‘s soundscapes. Philippe Mourani’s haunting vocals and Pasquale Sacco’s soulful guitar craft an emotional tapestry that is as ethereal as it is grounded.
The band’s devotion to combining folk, rock, and grunge elements is evident, with David Ganon’s rhythmic innovation and Day Day’s rich instrumentation further shading the narrative. “Toxic Lovers” is a reminder of love’s duality, compelling audiences to experience the soundtrack and visuals in a synergistic embrace.
St. Divine – Swallow
“Swallow” Soars as St. Divine’s Fresh Art Rock Anthem
Riding the momentum from their acclaimed debut EP, “you can’t go forward and you can’t go back,” New York’s art rock ensemble St. Divine is set to unleash “Swallow,” the gravity-defying audio-visual treat that distinguishes their electric soundscapes. Directed by Maegan Dolan, best known from The Lookout Honeys, the video for “Swallow” captures the vibrant pulse of Brooklyn and Queens, mirroring the duality of St. Divine‘s garage-punk and Americana roots.
St. Divine, fronted by the dynamic duo of Will Croxton and Judy Ann Nock, has cemented their presence within the rock scene, harmonizing the visceral energy of their genre-blurring tracks with an introspective lyrical depth. Their upcoming performance schedule, featuring locale stops in Somerville and Chicago, will see the band performing alongside scene veterans and continue their captivating live tradition that synthesizes their studio brilliance with untethered stage power.
“Swallow” is not just a single drop; it’s a testament to St. Divine’s ascending sonic pilgrimage. Keep your ears tuned to their explosive yet sincere resonance in art rock as they carve their path forward, leaving fans eagerly anticipating where their journey takes them next.
Mono Martian – Run Me Over
“Run Me Over” – Love in Freefall with Mono Martian’s LOFI POP Magic
In an intoxicating blend of emotion and nostalgia, Mono Martian (Jørgen Landhaug) invites listeners to experience a love story that unfolds in cinematic detail with his latest single, “Run Me Over.” This Norwegian artist crafts a sonic landscape that merges the familiarity of ’90s alt-pop with the cutting-edge flair of today’s Lofi-Pop.
This track emerges as Mono Martian’s heartfelt ode to the visceral power of connection, standing as a testament to love’s ability to turn worlds upside down. Featuring his daughter, Iris Stardust, on vocals, “Run Me Over” elevates its narrative to a personal realm, lending authenticity and depth that are immersive and genuine.
Marking a bold evolution in his sound, the single captivates with shimmering melodies and spacious textures that resonate long after the last note fades. “Run Me Over” isn’t just a song; it’s a universe—one of emotional transparency and sonic progression. Available now on Pocket Recordings.
DrewJam – Holding Fast
A Poetic Meditation: DrewJam’s Haunting New Single “Holding Fast” Unveiled
DrewJam continues to carve his niche in the UK indie scene with the release of his mesmerizing single, “Holding Fast.” In what is arguably his most cinematic offering yet, DrewJam fuses introspective soft rock with a deeply resonant narrative of emotional endurance and healing. Emerging from the shadows of “Sweetest Desires” and “Friends with a Fool,” this track embarks on a sonic journey that explores love, nostalgia, and the strength in stillness.
Centered around a simple yet poignant piano motif, “Holding Fast” gradually builds to an epic crescendo that encapsulates the delicate dance between memory and resilience. DrewJam‘s production, alongside Max Hopwood’s masterful engineering and Ross Gardner’s thunderous drumming, creates a sweeping, ethereal landscape.
DrewJam reflects on the track: “‘Holding Fast’ is about anchoring yourself amid instability, using even the fleeting memories as lifelines.” Drawing parallels with artists like Snow Patrol and Elbow, this piece envelops listeners in a rich emotional tapestry. “Holding Fast” is a soft rock revelation and a precursor to DrewJam‘s anticipated debut album in 2026.
The Kellows – Do You Want Me To?
“Do You Want Me To?” Poised to Blaze Through Alternative Rock Scene
The Kellows are ready to set the stage ablaze with their debut single “Do You Want Me To?”—an electrifying blend of raw alt-rock energy and melodic charisma. This much-anticipated track follows a successful showcase at SXSW London, where they caught the attention of industry insiders and laid a firm foundation for their growing reputation.
Comprising Will Harris, Evan Applegate, Charlie May, and Rueben Huddleston—all just 17 years old—the band is a fresh voice from Sheffield, blending spirited instrumentation with lyrics that resonate with youthful introspection. “We’re incredibly excited to share ‘Do You Want Me To’ with the world,” says frontman Will Harris, capturing the vibrant and exploratory nature at the heart of their sound. The band will headline the Frog and Parrot at the Tramlines Fringe Festival in their hometown, Sheffield, setting the stage for potential stardom in the UK’s alternative rock scene. Following that, fans can catch them live in London on August 12 at Dream Bags Jaguar Shoes, where their extraordinary musical journey is just beginning.
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