New Tracks

Ferrest – “Bread and Circuses”

A wonderfully haunting track from Ferrest, “Bread and Circuses” delights in its movements from ghostly folk ruminations to eerie injections of strings and heightened vocals. The artist, originally from North Carolina and

Sevun – “Afterglow”

Finding a lovely middle ground between introspective dream-pop and brisker rock appeal, “Afterglow” is a memorable new track from Sevun. The release comes via the Canadian project’s upcoming 10-track album Fever Dream,

Sky White Tiger – “Jericho”

An impactful track targeting a selfish ruling class and how their actions impact a countless number of oppressed victims, “Jericho” comes via Sky White Tiger, the project of Brooklyn-based composer, producer, and

maxwell rose – “Headstart!”

A consuming track from NYC-based artist Maxwell Rose, following a year-long hiatus, “Headstart!” swells from an introspective folk allure to a bouncier, infectious pop-rock flourishing. Representing the lead single from the artist’s

ELITIN – “Shadow of Doubt”

A dynamic art-pop standout with striking vocals and second-half theatrical strings, “Shadow of Doubt” is a riveting new track from ELITIN, the duo of Justin Miller and Elijah Bisbee. A gorgeous vocal

Matthew Steven Whitaker – “MATERIAL THINGS”

Knoxville-based singer-songwriter Matthew Steven Whitaker pairs twangy guitar arrangements and understated rhythmic momentum with sharp social observations on “MATERIAL THINGS,” the second single from his upcoming album. Inspired by scenes around Knoxville’s

The Mansion – “Hubris”

Detroit-based act The Mansion unveils a compelling sound on recent single “Hubris,” emitting a strong art-rock sound with jazzy elements. Spacious guitar pulses complement a melodic vocal presence to start. Breezier guitar

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New Albums

Sky Is Alright – ‘FINITE.’

A transatlantic band based between London and Los Angeles, Sky Is Alright blend expansive shoegaze, ’90s alternative rock, and grunge with deeply

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Vinyl Floor – ‘Balancing Act’

Copenhagen-based brothers Thomas Charlie Pedersen and Daniel Pedersen have spent nearly two decades refining Vinyl Floor‘s melodic rock approach, with their sixth

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