Changes. A word that speaks to everyone in these weird times we live in. It’s part of the cycle of history, for better or worse, it’s...

This is a warning for this post is NOT another album recommendation. Or maybe it is… It is definitely NOT the album you are interested...

I won’t open this review with the usual small talk but I’ll declare straight up excited for coming across the latest release of Eric...

In 1512, the Vatican’s Sistine Chapel got blessed with Michelangelo’s ‘Creation of Adam’ on its ceiling. A depiction of god giving life...

As the pandemic seems to be reaching an end, at least here in Greece, at least for the summer, the need to get back to live shows as...

As I’m listening to the homonymous, Indie Folk/Rock debut by Sometimes Ghosts, I feel this is the exact reason the Sanctum was created...

It’s been a while since the Sanctum got its hands on some super experimental stuff and Knifing’s latest album ‘Pop’ was an ideal Stimulus...

We are in the middle of November, at the beginning of winter – my least favorite time of the year. The whole past week has been gray and...

Even though the Sanctum has a strict genre umbrella, there are times when you experience specific songs, so touching that you...

Here I am again with something generally mainstream, but Sanctum-wise pretty special. During the first 10 minutes of my session with...

If there’s one thing indie experimental should be admired for, it’s the terrific freedom and boundless horizons given to explore. That’s...

It only took about 20 seconds into ‘Astoria’ for me to decide to spend time on the sophomore LP ‘A Dream to Hold on to’ by Portland-based...

The Sanctum has already welcomed the eccentric work of Big Boys NYC once and their latest LP ‘Big Year’ has already two reason to make...

After a month and many many sessions with Lorde’s Solar Power, I finally broke the code. It hit me this morning and I’m now fully aware...

Even though the Sanctum rarely gives shelter to lyric-less LP’s or soundtrack albums, Glenn Murawski’s ‘Ghosts’ has this haunting,...

Lately the Sanctum has offered lots of space to the revival of the 80’s in the contemporary music scene and since it seems to never be...

I wouldn’t call myself an Indie Rock veteran listener but I’ve had my moments throughout the years obsessing over Of Monsters and Men,...

The last few days, the Sanctum has been time-traveling to the sound of the 90’s and 00’s for a cosmic reason yet unknown. From Rapkin’s...

Back in April, the Music Sanctum reviewed a very special, hardcore album called ‘Year Of The Tyrant’ by White Devil. A heavily...

We see a lot of 'revivals' occurring the last few years in many forms of art, especially in music. From the Neon-Lit, synth era of the...