The debut single from All Those Flashing Lights, “Burn The Witch” consumes in its emotive rock developments — traversing from a quainter contemplation into soaring guitar work, concluding with a cathartic captivation.
New Tracks
A moody range of nocturnal synths and twinkling piano enamor on “Like a Tidal Weaving,” a new single from schneid, the solo project of Cologne-based artist Julian Schneid. The “climb one step
With a surf-tinged rock allure, "LOST!" is a strong new single from Los Angeles-based artists Animals Over People and King Leon.
Copenhagen-based band Swash unveils a jangly hybrid of rock and country on new single “The Hole,” which enamors in its dazed vocal presence and warming guitar tones. The release comes via the
A melodic rocker with ’70s Motown and soul inspiration, “Let You in” is a smooth success from Alex Stanilla. The Lebanon, PA-based artist describes the single as “about feeling too insecure to
A fervent prog-rock success from Stockholm-based artist Pacific Death, “The Art Of Stealing Tulips From The Devil’s Garden” presents the audible journey of a breathtaking mission — specifically: “the entire journey of
A captivating interpretation of Sheila Chandra’s classic track, “Ever So Lonely/Eyes/Ocean comes via violinist Gingger Shankar and Inuit throat-singer Charlotte Qamaniq, who have re-imagined the release into an ode to nature. A
A serenely enchanting soundscape shows throughout “Time (I Can’t Tell),” a new single from UK-based project Anti Alias, and featuring the dreamily gripping vocals of Fina.4. The soothing vocal presence complements dynamic
New Albums
Led by a melodic piano-driven production and memorable lyricism, This Peak is a stirring new EP from Caroline in the Garden. The
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A hooky and atmospheric synth-pop grip takes hold throughout Open Your Eyes, the new album from Me & Melancholy. The Stockholm-based project
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Montreal-based duo Oiseau de Proie compel with an atmospheric coldwave prowess across their new EP, Mélopées d’un ciel éteint. More synth-based than
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An all-acoustic EP from Brooklyn-based artist E.W. Harris, Machine Living in Relief enjoyably contrasts intimate, warming folk productions with perspectives on a
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