Impressing in a range of styles, from chamber-pop flourishes to late-night jazz and folk-ready introspection, Robot People is a gripping new album from Cole
The debut solo EP from Ezra Grey, Afterall is an emotively affecting display of pop and rock songwriting. The Brooklyn-based multi-instrumentalist, composer, and vocalist
Engaging with a heavy-rocking sound that explores the trials of recovery and perseverance, This Long Road is the striking new album from Deully, the
A melodic range of pop, folk, and rock impress across Turpentine, the sophomore album from Nathaniel Paul. Also half of husband-wife duo The Bergamot,
Brooklyn-based band Phantom Wave unveil a captivating arsenal of shoegaze and dreamy pop mystique on their new album Bonfire Secrets. From bursts of textured
An album out today from Hungarian keyboardist and producer Zságer Balázs, Aqua Obscura showcases a gripping atmospheric journey — from the caressingly lush deep-sea
Anchorage-based trio [SAMPLE_TEXT] strut a compelling rock sound across their new album Lewd & Languid, fusing aspects of punk, rock, and noise with an
London-based artist Olin Janusz crafts a beautifully melancholic sound throughout the album Please Leave Quietly, infusing somber vocal layers with gorgeous string arrangements, orchestral
Toronto-based artist Danny Webster impresses with a stirring, dynamic sound across the new album Two Worlds, engaging across both contemplatively dreamy folk and anthemic
Denver-based band Sqwerv presents a hypnotic, island-set intrigue across their new EP, Hors D’oeuvres Part 1. A chilled-out atmospheric mystique takes hold throughout, with
