Fresh Finds Roundup - 162: Dramatic Beats
Another weekend, another roundup that will make you scratch your head, move your feet, and throb your heart a little faster. As we bring to you a new set of tracks and albums by some of the most interesting artists around the globe, we want you to immerse yourself in this beautiful discography. So here are some dramatic beats that will take you a note higher and a heartbeat deeper with their magic.
Dramatic Beats
First on the list is a Rock EP called ‘Black Holes Suck (Massive Balls)’ by DEATHLAYER, based in Chesterfield, England, and released on 13 Sep 2026.
Before starting the review of this EP, I just have one question for you all. Are you ready to blast off into something completely bonkers? DEATHLAYER takes heavy metal on a cosmic detour with ‘Black Holes Suck (Massive Balls)’, mixing huge guitar riffs with sci-fi storytelling and a wicked sense of humour. Trust me, I haven’t come across such a deadly combination in a while, and you are going to love the energy that this EP brings. So, go give it a spin.
“‘Black Holes Suck’ blasts into the supernova of music and chaos.”
Second on the list is a Rock song called ‘Overthinking’ by Komaframe, based in Roma, Italy, and released on 26 Sep 2026.
Keep your energies high yet, because ‘Overthinking’ is another rock track that is here to race against time. With distorted guitars, electronic beats, dark-wave textures, and psychedelic synths, this track is a testament to heavy rock. There’s no need for lyrics here because the music says everything through its tension and movement. Turn it up and let yourself get lost in the rush!
“The music in this track runs like a tornado in a quiet desert.”
Third on the list is a Rock album called ‘Fire in the Master’s House’ by Sheykh Forever, based in London, England, and released on 16 Oct 2026.
If you love a little groove with effective storytelling, then ‘Fire in the Master’s House’ can be your next best find. Sheykh Forever moves beautifully between disco, funk, heavy rock, and hazy indie-pop, creating a sound that can pull you onto the dancefloor one moment and leave you sitting with your thoughts the next. Do give the entire track a listen and let us know which track stands out for you.
“Some fires burn brightly, others leave stories glowing in the ashes like ‘Fire in the Master’s House’.”
Fourth on the list is a Rock album called ‘Social Touch’ by Sacha Mullin, based in Chicago, United States, and released on 19 Oct 2026.
There is something wonderfully unpredictable about ‘Social Touch’. It feels like Sacha Mullin is letting himself have fun with pop with an unusual flow, and I love this approach. The album carries a dreamy, slightly restless energy, with melodies that can feel delicate one moment and suddenly open up into something much more expressive. Go give this one a try, and you will definitely thank us for the recommendation later.
“A beautifully restless record where pop meets feeling, freedom, and a little mystery.”
Fifth on the list is a World song called ‘Combat Fatigue’ by Subliminal Massage, based in Bangkok, Thailand, and released on 19 Dec 2025.
‘Combat Fatigue’ feels like walking through the aftermath of a long night with the music still playing in the distance. Subliminal Massage blends driving alternative-rock rhythms with atmospheric and hypnotic layers, giving the track a weary mood without ever letting it lose its momentum. There’s tension in the sound, but also something strangely inviting about its dark, hazy groove. Give this one a spin and let the atmosphere take over!
“Even tired hearts can find a rhythm worth following.”
With this, we come to the end of this roundup, and as always, it was absolute fun for us curating this list. We hope you have fun listening to these tracks too! It has everything, from pop energy that beats none to love finding its rhythm. Each artist here has their unique touch to the music they produce, and that’s what makes it a curation worth giving your time to. Go check the tracks out and comment down your favourite.
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