Following stellar past tracks like “Powwow” and “Midnight Company,” Go Hawaii impress with the new single “Coastal.” Suave post-punk guitar tones and frolicking synth-forward
The first in a new run of songs from baseball hat, the project of multi-instrumentalist producer duo Harrison Smith and John Sygar, “PROJECTION #3”
Dog Walk deliver a delectably dark surf-rock sound throughout their newly released self-titled album. The track “What Do They See” is enjoyably representative; soaring
Intimate folk and dreamy pop converge on the hypnotic “witch tree,” a new track from Japan-based artist maria rabbit. The ghostly folk beginnings exude
A nocturnal anthem with a consuming soundscape, “D.I.E.I.N.T.H.E.U.S.A.” is a new track from Texas-based band don’t get lemon. A steadily murky vocal delivery finds
A new track from Slow Joy, “Everything Blue” enamors with its jangly guitars and hazy production. The laid-back vocals work into the title-referencing refrain,
Presenting a rock sound that consumes with hazy lushness, Darksoft entrances throughout his new full-length, Cryo. Opening the release with textural intrigue is the
A moody stunner from Mild Monk, “Midnight Disco” enthralls with its hazy guitars and hooky vocal work, lyrically conveying the beauty of self-confidence. The
“Don’t Worry” is a stellar piece of songwriting from NYC artist ferro dormer, expanding from quaint guitar-led intimacy into ample atmosphere and soaring hookiness.
“In A Little Bit of Everything” entrances with bewitching vocals amidst rainy-day piano and flickering guitar jangles. The track comes via the artists Shon
