- Daughters of Mara – I Am Destroyer [10/3]
- Linx – Annihilation [10/10]
- Living Dead Girl – Conspiracy [10/10]
- Batchelor – Shadow Protocol [10/14]
- Heartsick – Break the Curse [10/14]
- Julien-K – DRK|MODE [10/17]
- Dead Deceased – Chasm of Radiant Despair [10/17]
- The Thing With Feathers – So Electric [10/24]
- Anaria – Piercing the Veil [10/24]
- POET The Band – Night Era (Nightcore) [10/24]
- Buried Beneath Me – The House of Ash [10/24]
- Parhelyon – From Dark to Light [10/24]
- Dark Moon Spirit – Sacrificial Moon [10/31]
- Wraithlurk – Engraved [10/31]
- MethodOne – Novus Initium [10/31]
- Armchair Cynics – The Lost Tapes [11/7]
- Soulhound – The Divine Purge [11/7]
- Citizen Soldier – Family Heirlooms [11/12]
- Stellar Circuits – Phantom::Phoenix [11/14]
- Suicide Queen – Crowned in Blood [11/14]
- The Malt – Weeping Red [11/15]
- DENIGH – Sleep With No Sound [11/17]
- Falls for the Elderly – Insomnia [11/20]
- Never Enough – Aurora [11/21]
- Moonscape – Entity, Chapter III: A Sudden Glimpse of Clarity [11/21]
- The Pretty Wild – zero.point.genesis [11/21]
- RedPrint – Beyond Reality [11/26]
- Sleeper Signal – Tales of the Misguided Souls [11/26]
- Jungle Dream – We Are Legion [11/28]
- Black Dog Moon – Hell and Back [11/28]
- Excide – Bastard Hymns [11/28]
- Devil-M – Titanomachie [11/30]
- Michael Botte Band – Demos & Diamonds, Vol. 1 [12/5]
- the OWLiNG – You Don’t Bow You Will Learn [12/5]
- Immunosuppressed – Lilith [12/5]
- Set For Tomorrow – ARCS [12/5]
- Stain the Canvas – Honey Rot [12/12]
- Eye of Atlantis – Eye of Atlantis [12/13]
- Severed Skies – Oblivion [12/15]
- Vagabond – Ode to Isotopia [12/17]
- Priest – Live in Hollywood [12/19]
- Dark Enchantment – Fragments of Faith [12/20]
- SouthsideFerris – Dying Light [12/23]
- The Further I Get – Life [12/25]
- Libricide – Kismet [12/26]
- Cirkus – Still Remains [12/27]
- Damnum – Obsidian Machine [12/30]
Never Enough
The Mostly Music 2025 Playlist, Pt. 2 (Updated 2/14/25)
Hello, February! (And Valentine’s Day…)
I hope everyone is having a good year so far, but however you’re feeling at the moment, I have the soundtrack to go with it. Check out these recent releases!
- BREAKKER: “Stick to Your Guns”
- Summon the Moon: “All For Love” (ft. Rodney Noffsinger and Eric Smith)
- Arktifice: “Carry On”
- Gillsaw: “Siren Comes”
- Dark Remedy: “Let Me Go”
- Circles of Namibia: “Needing”
- This Haunted Sky: “Perfect Sleep”
- Dusty Suns: “Vegas Nerve”
- Sleep Theory: “Static”
- Late Night Television: “$2 Bill”
- Heliosphere 8: “Stargates”
- Farewell Come April: “Everything is Fine”
- Moonfall: “Petrichor”
- MissFit Toys: “Red Dragon (Club Mix)”
- Robert Jon & the Wreck: “Sittin’ Pretty”
- Edge of Paradise: “Prophecy Unbound”
- Joyful Forfeit: “Left-Handed Cursive”
- Plastic Tears: “Carvão no Natal”
- Shovel Monster: “Exodus”
- Six Hours For a Lifetime: “Sick Of It All”
- Touch of Red: “Tear Down the Sky”
- Dexoflex: “Lights Out, Bud”
- Nick Nasty: “Back 9 Bullies”
- Disint: “Discordant”
- Between the Portals: “Here to Mars”
- SOSAYWEALL: “The Rift”
- The Bettors: “A Place”
- Lilyhammer: “Nihilist”
- The Fiction We Create: “Hope Burns Bright”
- New Medicine: “TYPE”
- Voltaire’s Ghost: “Death Becomes You”
- AccidFerry: “How It Ends”
- Bury My Demons: “State of Dystopia”
- Of Limbo: “Joke’s on You”
- Storm Kingdom: “Blood & Tears”
- To The Grave: “Forced Diet Reassignment”
- AM FALL: “The Silence Behind Your Hollow Heart” (ft. Scapegoat, Chemical Youth, and JB Music)
- Traverse the Abyss: “Viewpoint”
- Above Snakes: “Fight Fire With Fire”
- Winter in May: “Stay”
- Saint Social: “From Beginning to the End (Acoustic Remix)”
- The Dead Rabbitts: “Hellscape” (ft. Wednesday 13, Stitched Up Heart, and Judge & Jury)
- Never Enough: “This is the End”
New Music Friday ft. Xero Hour, Death Valley High, and Call of Sirens
Xero Hour: “Witches Fire”
Death Valley High: “Saviour Horreur”
Call of Sirens: “Never Enough”
Call of Sirens Gives Listeners a Catchy and Relatable Track With New Single “Never Enough” (Review)
UK-based alternative rock band Call of Sirens has penned a musically catchy, lyrically relatable masterpiece with their new track, “Never Enough.”
With a surface layer of synth-pop underscored by the heavier alternative sounds listeners have come to expect from the band, “Never Enough” offers a glimpse into another side of Call of Sirens. Vocalist Leilani shows off her exquisite singing, playing with a range that reflects the emotions expressed in both the lyrics and the instrumentation to create a song one can actually feel.
“Why am I here, just to tell you how amazing you think you are?/Just sitting there with your glasses, your papers, your lovers, and your haters/It was never enough, never enough for you…”
“Never Enough” tells a story with which we can all connect: the tale of someone who has power over us and who is never satisfied, no matter how we try to please them. A parent, a spouse, a friend, there is always that person we strive to make happy or proud, but (s)he will not be appeased. With the aforementioned mix of music, words, and powerhouse vocals, Call of Sirens captures the frustrated powerlessness and painful resignation of never being enough.
“Never Enough” is the start of something new for Call of Sirens. The band has expertly walked the fine line between crafting a style that appeals to a wider audience while maintaining the familiar elements that attracted their old fans in the first place. I have been a fan since first hearing “Kenopsia,” and I am excited for this upcoming chapter in the band’s career!
“Never Enough” will be available everywhere on July 14th! You can pre-save the track here.
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