Modesta are an indie-rock duo from Boston, crafting a hypnotic and gripping sound on the track “Opus,” the opener on Modesta’s new 4-track EP,
Israel-based rock band Iris Hill tout strong songwriting and a nicely climactic feel throughout new track “Buona Notte.” The band notes a point of
“Comforts of an Apocalypse” is a catchy track from NYC rockers Strange Loops, touting melodic synths and a stirring vocal lead. Sef Kapur’s vocals
Originally from Rochester, New York, Maybird craft a gripping sound steeped in both psych-rock and more traditional, rootsy sectors. Such is evident on the
South London act Imperial Daze thoroughly impress with new track “Centerpole.” A suave vocal lead is surrounded by sharp guitar lines, buzzing synth adornments,
“Outlaster” showcases the suavely striking vocals of Natalie Bouloudis, set against a climactic guitar-based pull that intermingles with creeping strings. It’s a stellar track
“Missing Time” is a catchy rocker from Stereo Specter, an act from Muscle Shoals, Alabama, led by local producer and multi-instrumentalist Jordan Dean. Blaring,
Following up last month’s melodic rocker “Cala Lillies,” Good Time Mystery Vision are back with another track in “Be Good.” This effort rides on
Already responsible for one of the year’s finest tracks with “Appel d’air,” French group pâle regard return with another mesmerizing beauty, with the track
Flood for the Famine, the project of London-based songwriter/producer Alex Lindner, strongly impresses with stirring track “You’ve Got a Way.” Showing a deeply atmospheric
