New Tracks

Lenny Zen – “Comfortable”

“Comfortable” is another melodic showing from Chicago-raised, San Diego-based artist Lenny Zen. Impressing last month with the single “Carousel,” the artist continues an aesthetical entrancement here — melding starry-eyed synths, funky bass

CHAFT – “High” + “Fever”

A couple new singles from Boston-based project CHAFT, “High” and “Fever” showcase the eclectic and charismatic rock output from the solo venture of multi-instrumentalist Derek Miller. Prior to moving to Boston, Miller

Ralph Raymond – “Endlessly”

Alternating seamlessly between fuzzy alt-rock infectiousness and sunset-ready introspection, “Endlessly” is a new single from Ralph Raymond. Hailing from Chicago’s South Side, the artist’s initial roots were as a rapper, and now

Desert Magic – “Can You Be Like a Bird?”

Los Angeles-based collective Desert Magic unveil a gorgeously hypnotic folk enamoring on new single “Can You Be Like a Bird?” — emitting a free-spirited glow aptly reflective of its nature-friendly soundscape. The

Late Again – “Everything, Nothing”

A caressing, moody synth-driven intrigue shows on “Everything, Nothing,” a recent single from Late Again. Included on the act’s debut EP, the track stirs with its chilly atmospheric pull. Nocturnal guitar lines

Aaron James – “The Last Day of the Cold”

An affecting folk sound intertwines with a cathartic thematic grip on “The Last Day of the Cold,” a track from Memphis-based artist Aaron James. The release is described as “about the feeling

Lisa Cuthbert – “This Kind of Sin”

A new track from Irish singer/songwriter and producer Lisa Cuthbert, “This Kind of Sin” compels in its climactic atmospheric build — traversing from spacious dreaminess into an emotive escalation with post-rock expanse;

Social Creatures – “The Ravine”

A captivating single out today from the Brooklyn-based quartet Social Creatures, “The Ravine” boasts a commanding sound that blends inventive modern alt-rock with ’80s dance nostalgia. Clanging keys are quickly joined by

New Albums

Plough – ‘Plough’

The self-titled debut album from Pittsburgh-based artist Plough unleashes an atmospheric post-punk appeal, spanning from enjoyably raucous to moody introspection. The project

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Dozenz – ‘Be Someone’

An invigorating, melodic rock appeal shines across Be Someone, the new album from Dozenz. The project is led by the duo of

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