Author: turuchi

Testaments make music that feels alive. Their songs move gently between careful writing and free expression, never rushing and never forcing a direction. Rooted in jazz but open to many ideas, the band focuses on emotion, honesty, and human connection rather than rules or trends. Every piece they create is shaped by trust between the musicians and a strong belief that music should mean something, both to the people playing it and to the people listening. What makes Testaments stand out is how much their music changes in the moment. Some songs begin with clear lyrics and structure, while others…

Suffolk-based alternative-hardcore band FLEAS return with the intense and explosive new single ‘TOUCH’. Taken from the upcoming debut album Imagine If There Was More (28th Feb) the track showcases more of the band’s intense, explosive and visceral blend of punk, rock and metal.  Having built a reputation for the raucous, energetic and resounding live shows, FLEAS have already established themselves as one to watch, sharing lineups with the likes of Dingus Khan, The Meffs, Skating Polly, Gaffa Tape Sandy and Pet Needs. Produced by Suffolk based Alec Jarman, the upcoming album highlights the intense and evocative, yet varied and emotive…

South African singer, songwriter, and producer Una Rams is ready to open his heart like never before. His debut album ‘meet me at the altar’ is a powerful, personal, and poetic body of work that captures a once-in-a-lifetime season: preparing for marriage, stepping into manhood, and choosing love in every direction. What began as a simple idea—a wedding playlist—soon blossomed into a full-fledged, genre- bending album that fuses Afro-fusion, soul, R&B, and the textures of Una’s Venda heritage. ‘meet me at the altar’ became a place to preserve not only emotions, but memory. Not only moments, but meaning. “This is…

Chaos Habitual feels like a song that comes from sitting too long with your own thoughts and letting them turn loud. Broken Romeo don’t try to soften that feeling. Instead, they lean into it, delivering a heavy, emotionally charged track that wears its tension openly.The band’s signature blend of raw energy, modern rock grit, and emotional weight is on full display here. Vocally, Chaos Habitual carries a raw honesty. The delivery isn’t about showing off power, it’s about conveying struggle. You can hear the conflict in the performance, that sense of being stuck in patterns you recognize but can’t easily…