A melodic melding of psych-rock, sophisti-pop, and bossa-nova rhythms captivates across “What’s It For?” — a track from Honestus. A repeating vocal pleading — “I want you to tell me what it’s
New Tracks
“Electric Fratboy” is a stirring track from Psych-O-Positive, who caught our ears last year with the gripping “Lipstick.” The band once again strut an artful rock charisma, intertwining debonair vocal dreaminess and
Nashville-based band Ducky Neptune compel on their recent single “Faces,” melding a post-punk guitar pulse and fierce vocal drive for a sound that reminds fondly of Interpol. Recorded in Muscle Shoals, “Faces”
An atmospheric art-pop envelopment unveils across “In Your Eyes,” a newly released single from London-based project Dissocia. Written and produced by Chris Hermon, the track thematically takes inspiration from isolation and dependency
London-based producer NUTRI3NT enthralls with a fusing of electronic atmospherics and calming folk on new single “Cold Outside.” The release was actually written during a heatwave, with its recording taking place in
Milwaukee-based duo The Pulltops balance moody synth-led introspection and bursting rock anthemics on “Carry On.” The track also excels in its fierce lyrical sentiments, encouraging one to reclaim their own path and
An impassioned, stylish pop production, “I Love You I Hate You” is a newly released single from Salt Lake City-based artist Caleb Loomis, also known by the alias Supra Nova. Loomis handles
A twangy, dreamy hookiness takes hold “Love Lies,” a single out today from Caleb Nichols. An affecting vocal presence, reminding at points of Elliott Smith, moves with deep entrancement alongside the atmospheric
New Albums
West London trio Patience Please showcase stadium-ready hooks and sincere emotion on their debut EP, Miles Away. The record spans from the
MoreGOODGrief finds Asheville, NC-based artist K A T R I N A crafting an emotively gripping vein of alt-R&B, artfully mapping the
MoreSeattle-based artist Ellie Grace navigates a landscape of loss on her sophomore album, Nothing Is Easy. From the existential folk-rock brooding of
MoreOn his gripping debut album Temperament, Hampshire, UK-based producer Chris Ami crafts a psychological journey blending organic strings with electronic precision. Spanning
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