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Pigeon Spins Rock Featuring Whooligans, Boy Grapes, Eoin Shannon, Codemachia, Slow Walk, and More!

  • Writer: Pigeon
    Pigeon
  • Aug 31, 2025
  • 3 min read

Whooligans - Losing Control


"Losing Control" is an electrifying modern alt-rock anthem drenched in the grit of the streets and the weight of memory. Built on raw guitar tones from a self-made ES-325-inspired ‘Bella’ run through a Marshall Bluesbreaker, the track blends the swagger of Oasis with the urgency of Arctic Monkeys and the poetic bite of Dylan. Lyrically, it’s a blue-collar confession — a restless dive into the chaos of love, the fragility of self, and the moments where you give in to the fire just to feel alive.


With its punchy hooks, unfiltered delivery, and cinematic energy, “Losing Control” refuses to sit quietly in the background. It’s the sound of a council estate dreamer kicking at the walls, telling the truth the way it’s actually lived — loud, messy, and unapologetically real."


FFO: Bob Dylan, Arctic Monkeys, Oasis, The Strokes


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Boy Grapes - When I Close My Eyes


I See When I Close My Eyes is the most ambitious and varied album yet from Washington D.C.-based artist Boy Grapes. Spanning 12 tracks, it blends alternative rock, indie, experimental, and even metal/prog influences into a record that’s as emotionally charged as it is sonically unpredictable.


From the hypnotic acoustic opener “Sand” to the punk adrenaline of “Just Move” and the sprawling, genre-bending closer “Better Time,” each song is a world of its own. Dreams, identity, mental health, and personal battles thread through the lyrics—culminating halfway through with “What I See,” a defiant metal/prog rock statement, and “It Isn’t Me,” a tender acoustic farewell.


The album moves seamlessly between soft vulnerability and explosive catharsis, inviting listeners to experience the highs, lows, and strange in-betweens of Boy Grapes’ inner world. Whether it’s the hypnotic bass-led “Muscular Atrophy,” the industrial punch of “Bobby,” or the gripping narrative of “Better Time,” the project rewards start-to-finish listening.


For fans of artists who push boundaries while staying deeply personal, I See When I Close My Eyes is not just an album—it’s an emotional trip you’ll want to take more than once.



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Eoin Shannon - Highs & lows


Shannon's album "Highs & Lows" is a testament to his diverse influences, drawing inspiration from legends like Bobby Blue Bland, Dean Martin, and Frank Sinatra. The heartfelt lyrics and soulful melodies in tracks such as "Demon Lady" and "The Closer You're To God" showcase Shannon's deep connection to spirituality and blues roots. Collaborating with top-notch producers and musicians, Shannon's album stands out for its emotional depth and musical innovation, making it a significant addition to the music scene. Shannon's "Highs & Lows" promises to leave a lasting impact on music enthusiasts worldwide.


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Codemachia - We are the glitch


"We Are The Glitch," the lead single from my recently released album, Gladius Æternus.

It's a cinematic anthem that builds from an intimate vocal performance to a massive orchestral and electronic drop, defined by its rebellious energy and epic scope. As the official soundtrack to a novel, it's designed to tell a powerful story.


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Slow Walk - The Mountain


'The Mountain' by Slow Walk is a concept album that delves into the theme of facing one's fears and overcoming obstacles. Drawing inspiration from iconic concept albums like 'War Of The Worlds' and 'Tommy,' Slow Walk blends cinematic elements with synth, rock, electronica, indie, and pop. Tracks like 'High Chance' and 'Don't Carry That Weight' explore themes of self-discovery and perseverance, resonating with listeners on a profound level. This album, recorded entirely at home over two weeks, offers a journey of self-reflection and inspiration that is sure to leave a lasting impact on all who listen.


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