Talented duo About Aphrodite traverse a variety of styles on Songs Without Words, an album released via Protomaterial Records. Blending Persian folk tradition, jazz,
Strathaven, Scotland-based artist Matt Law showcases a crisp, replay-inducing rock sound on “Made Up Construct,” drawing comparisons to The Strokes via an array of
Mazmere’s guitar-driven EP David stands as a deeply moving tribute to those who have passed. Blending post-punk noise and shoegaze textures, the project of
Lavender by Joyce Tratnyek Joyce Tratnyek embraces a retrospective pop effervescence on new single “Lavender.” Self-produced by the NYC artist, the track captures a
Australian multi-instrumentalist Dan Webb outputs an ambitious jazz-rock fusion anthem on “Hungry Ghosts.” Inspired by Singapore’s Hungry Ghost Festival, the track explores themes of
UK-based prog-rockers The Tirith showcase a wonderful knack for tonal versatility and melodic power on their new album Quetzalcoatl. Highlights are abundant; the chugging,
Atlanta-based Stratafield crafts a mesmerizing concept piece with “Qubits,” blending spacey electronic synths within an evolving, eclectic tonal display. Mirroring the mechanics of quantum
Newcastle-based band Lost Lot delivers an enamoring roots-rock anthem on “Ready To Hide,” a heartfelt ode to finding shelter in a chaotic world. Opening
“Tell Me You Care” is an ardent success of a single from London-based alt-rock trio Sutlej. Beginning with somber guitars and vulnerable confessions of
Jersey City-based songwriter Kevin Honold captures the euphoric freedom of the weekend on “Saturday Night.” Blending jazzy classical guitar, rich strings, and smooth saxophone,
