The debut album from Jupiter’s Kiss, Maiden Voyage touts a caressingly melodic sound, spanning from the spacey pop pursuits of “Cassandra” to the island-hopping
Northern Idaho-based singer/songwriter Bailey Allen Baker presents a stirring album centered around change and the fears that arise alongside. Grab a Bucket touts a
An infectious debut album from San Diego-based rock trio The Fourth Section, Paper Peaks engages with a range of quality songwriting, from the peppy
Denver-based band Mainland Break tout an energized rock immediacy throughout their new album One Way Ticket to Midnight, meshing nostalgic guitar tones in the
The fifth album from Oslo-based rockers Bravo Papa, Photographic Memoirs is a showcase in moody post-punk and rock, recalling acts like The Chameleons UK
Woodstock-based artist David Baron conjures an enthralling classical-inspired sound on The Velvet Inks Of Space EP. The opening “Entanglement” stirs with its array of
A Cry for Self-Help is the new album from Pete Branscombe, who embraces a concise mode of hooky rock songwriting here. Many of the
The standout debut EP from London-based DAAY, Cosmic Gossip proves riveting in its colorful palate of styles, from anthemic rock to soulful psychedelia. Thematically
A compelling instrumental rock album spanning from bustling jazzy inclinations to soulful ’70s nostalgia, Music for Cats comes via the duo After Ours, comprising
The Great & The Terrible is the stirring sophomore album from Cedarsmoke, whose admiration for the melodic storytelling of classic folk-rock emanates throughout the
