Music
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Review: Two Star and The Dream Police by Mk.gee
Mk.gee’s Two Star and The Dream Police blends experimental indie R&B with soft, drifting art pop to create a warm, dreamlike soundscape. The album explores longing, uncertainty, and emotional distance through subtle production and quiet vocals. A beautifully atmospheric record that grows deeper with every listen. Continue reading
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Leprous’ Pitfalls and the Strange Honesty of Hearing Your Own Mind
Pitfalls by Leprous arrived at a moment when my inner life felt unsteady. It was my first time hearing the band and the album surprised me with its honesty about anxiety, self reflection and the quiet work of finding balance again. Continue reading
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The War on Drugs: Music That Moves Like Memory
The War on Drugs crafts expansive, emotionally charged soundscapes that blend the introspection of Dylan with the momentum of Springsteen. Their music isn’t just heard—it’s inhabited. This deep dive explores their hypnotic compositions, evocative storytelling, and the way their songs feel lived-in from the first listen. Continue reading
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Does Radiohead’s Music Touch Your Hidden Loneliness?
Imagine the echoes of a distant melody weaving through the silence of a lockdown evening, a melody that not only fills the room but also stirs the soul. This is the world of Radiohead – a journey not just through music, but through a tapestry of human emotions and thoughts. Continue reading
Shayan Afzal 