Ismena – Be My Water
Be My Water is the first single taken from Ismena’s upcoming third album Please Don’t Ask Me How I’ve Been, which is expected in March 2026.
Read moreAuthor: Rose Breindl
Rose (USA/Germany), collaborator at Raw Critters
About: Rose has a special talent for uncovering the most obscure bands in the Albany (New York) music scene. She thrives on exploring different musical movements, also in Germany, where she is based, seeking out their authenticity to share these gems with Jungle.
Music I love: Watsky, Johnny 5 & Yak, The mountain Goats, girl in red, awfultune, Mitski, Mother Mother, IC3PEAK, Kendrick Lamar, Moon Walker, Noah Kahan, Tom Lehrer.
The Rural Alberta Advantage – Falling Apart
Toronto indie folk band The Rural Alberta Advantage is back with Falling Apart, a new single to be included in their much-awaited sixth studio album.
Read moreAx and the Hatchetmen – Lucy (Lyric Video)
Ax and The Hatchetmen have released the lyric video for their new song Lucy, included in their debut album So Much To Tell You (Arista Records) featuring Albert Hammond Jr. of The Strokes.
Read moreRussian War Songs III: Chechen War
In the midst of political chaos, music became a vehicle for collective expression, reflecting the despair, anger, and nostalgia of a society falling apart.
Read moreSoviet War Songs II: The Afghan War
Many of the soldier songs of the Second World War were not written by soldiers but were rather propaganda pieces by the Soviet Union. The Soviet Afghan war changed that.
Read moreSoviet War Songs I: The Great Patriotic War
The Second World War was an apocalyptic event and the scars of it have inspired art of all kinds, from literature to film, and of course music.
Read moreJonny 5 & Yak – Onomatopoeia (2001)
American rap group Flobots has been well known ever since their hit song Handlebars on their 2008 album Fight With Tools. However, the first work of frontman Jonny 5 was his 2001 album Onomatapeia.
Read moreFlatwounds: “The world slowly go to shit because a bunch of greedy bastards”
The New York-based band Flatwounds is currently undergoing a sound shift. Formerly aligned with a pseudo-grunge style, the group is moving with the times, influenced by the political reality of the United States.
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