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Third Girl From The Left – Tick Tock (2025)

The younger sister of Portishead and Kate Bush, Third Girl From The Left turns adversity into art, celebrating the tragedies

“Music is the only palette I have for the corners of me that need more than I have words for”

An authentic celebration of human connection and musical collaboration, Tora Luna’s debut Springtide Moonride offers a refreshing blend of genres

One word to describe Coffee House Anarchists is diverse; a constantly evolving three-piece that never stands still, at least not

Daubing her sonic palette with various colours of different genres, ranging from pop, hip hop, rock, blues and soul, Milyssa

From the pulsating beats of techno and EDM to the brash, abruptness of punk, and ethereal dark-pop, Robots In Love

Brimming with a can-do attitude, desire for creative expression, and all-around passion to connect with audiences in optimistic melodies, Carrie

London-born, French-raised rising star FLEUR ROUGE cements her place as one of the future pop’s most daring new voices with

While we might not have reviews on The Other Side Reviews, Cera Gibson has kept our team intrigued for some

Born in 2002, singer-songwriter Sondre Thomassen Thorvik is still quite young at 23 years old; however, the sophistication, maturity and