Will Paquin 'HaHaHa' (ALBUM REVIEW)

Listening to Will Paquin’s debut album, ‘Hahaha’, feels like both a reflection and a rebirth, an energetic, genre-bending journey through memory, heartbreak, and the messy joy of moving forward. Across eleven tracks, Paquin balances raw emotion with jangly riffs, buoyant melodies, and a new, grungey garage-rock sound.

TTSSFU 'Blown' (EP REVIEW)

Fans of dreamy bedroom pop will find TTSSFU’s edgier take on the genre irresistible – ‘nightmare pop’, if you will – the sonic equivalent of scrolling early internet forums and drifting through liminal spaces, with an unsettling sense of doomer unease gnawing at the edges of the tracks. ‘Blown’ is dark, feverish, and feels like its own shadowy twin, industrial and aggressive yet at the same time vulnerable and exposed, flickering between steel, circuits, and flesh sometimes within the same track.