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Oct 28, 2024 | 
narcmagazine.com | Isabel María
AWALReleased: 01.11.24The songs on mxmtoon’s third album liminal space are admirably open and consistently excellent, weaving together ideas of familial ties, particularly the bonds between mothers and daughters. Last year Maia’s mother was diagnosed with cancer, and the album’s title refers to the surrealism of this huge change, and the shift that change causes within a relationship.
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Oct 11, 2024 | 
narcmagazine.com | Isabel María
Image by Amelia ReadThe North East’s music scene is chock full of powerhouses, and one of the most potent right now is indie pop rock starlet Lizzie Esau. Her latest EP Spilling Out The Truth is a prime example of hard work and its payoff, showcasing exactly why she’s had such an astronomical year. Spilling Out The Truth is aptly named to represent the open, diaristic quality it holds – and no sound or theme can be pigeonholed within it.
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Oct 11, 2024 | 
narcmagazine.com | Isabel María
Immediately classic and exciting to fans of a good, solid jazz track comes the debut release from contemporary jazz outfit Nauta, who are exploding into the world of released music with not one, but two songs – Our Time and Gotta See About A Girl. Fans of their unique improvisatory voice have been in waiting since early 2023 to see what the band have been up to.
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Oct 7, 2024 | 
dialnet.unirioja.es | Martha Nava |Victor Castillo |Víctor Castillo |Gómez González |Isabel María
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Estimation of cognitive stress through the use of non-intrusive methods Nava, Martha X [1] ; Castillo, Víctor H [1] ; Gómez, Isabel M [2] [1] Universidad de Colima [2] Universidad de Sevilla Localización: Avances en Interacción Humano-Computadora, ISSN-e 2594-2352, Vol. 5, Nº.
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Sep 24, 2024 | 
narcmagazine.com | Isabel María
Since forming in 2019, Sunderland’s favourite pop rock heroes noyou have gone from strength to strength – and after six months of hard work, they’re back with a shiny new EP this month. Poor Hearted is a dynamic six-track work which delves deeply into a myriad of themes and emotions.
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Sep 13, 2024 | 
narcmagazine.com | Isabel María
On 13th September, Newcastle-based alt. rockers Bosola release their energetic new single, Vanilla Beige. An instantly commanding short story of “muted rage, mental illness and trauma”, the tune rings itself in with a dynamic, pounding drumbeat, and then soars full-throttle into a three-and-a-half minute epic. The guitars are shredding, the vocals are punchy, the bass is pounding and the drums – well, the drums are more than a pulse, they’re a full on heartbeat.
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Sep 12, 2024 | 
narcmagazine.com | Isabel María
Island RecordsReleased: 13.09.24Dora Jar’s music is a curious thing, impossible to imitate and even harder to describe – but there’s no other word for it than excellent. No Way To Relax When You Are On Fire plunges headfirst into the existential, resulting in a whimsical fantasyland of dark pop sonics and rich, questioning lyrics. She confronts her childhood, her career and her sense of self gracefully.
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Sep 9, 2024 | 
narcmagazine.com | Isabel María
Black Dove is the latest metal banger from dual-fronted Newcastle five-piece Decrepit Youths, an immediately all-consuming fairground ride of a song which effortlessly zigzags between all of its dynamic moments and structures. Instantly tense and dramatic – like a slap in the face, but a welcome one – it’s a work that grabs you and holds your attention captive until the very end.
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Sep 6, 2024 | 
narcmagazine.com | Isabel María
Miserable DiscoReleased: 06.09.24On 6th September, The Howl & The Hum’s sophomore studio album Same Mistake Twice will be released, and your heart will duly be punctured. It’s a twelve track tearjerking triumph which grabs your attention immediately and firmly. Introspective and raw, the album feels comfortably familiar and beautifully crafted, yet uncomfortably guttural in a lyrical and emotional sense.
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Sep 3, 2024 | 
narcmagazine.com | Isabel María
Image by Simon ShawParissa Zarifi’s latest treat of an album, Sing For My Soul is hauntingly beautiful and stuffed to the brim with obvious, effortless talent. The singer-songwriter and violinist serves up potent lyricism and rich string arrangements on a sparkling silver platter of ten tracks, and it’s evident that her creative process is just as magical as her sound. “Artistically, I can only create when there’s something to say or I have an urge to let out what’s inside.
