Described as a track “about pushing those closest to us, further away,” “Lichen” is a punchy rock success from Rustre — showing shades of The Wrens in its vocal emotion and jangling
New Tracks
“Field Guide to Your Anxiety” is the latest single from Minneapolis-based band Lazy Scorsese, marking a thorough success following the band’s re-formation. They caught our ears back in 2021 with the track
Houston-based band Parademaker unveil a twangy delight in “Follow My Voice,” moving from quaint country-friendly balladry into a sort of anthemic catharsis at the mid-point. “Pretty sure you got a dark side,
"Sweetness" is a gorgeously unfolding track from Collectors Item, a Brooklyn-based project led by Michael Matsakis.
Brooklyn-based solo project Oh Canal presents a compelling structural build on “Carefully” — venturing from acoustic-set quaintness into bursts of peppy rock and chamber-pop orchestration. Per the artist: “The core of the
Santa Fe-based producer Tone Ranger teams up with British artist Evelyn Drach for “Dark Horse,” an atmospheric journey through a neon desert where wild horses gallop amidst digital echoes. The track fuses
An exploration of the songwriting process within a song, “Here we go again” is a magnetic new track from Amsterdam-based trio Tonneau. A timeless-feeling folk intrigue shows within, drawing from old bebop
A compellingly experimental hip-hop prowess shows throughout VOX 1, the new vocal album from POINT3NINE. Debonair, introspective vocal precision melds with an eclectic array of beats — ranging from distortion-heavy rock invigoration
New Albums
A haunting electronic pop infectiousness shows throughout Chroma, the new EP from Antwerp-based trio Fortress. Satiating structural swells are apparent throughout, often
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Los Angeles-based artist Jerome Pawl crafts a moody hip-hop enthrallment on new EP Drain The Swamp, pairing fluid vocal rhythmics with beats
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Impressing across both fervent rock charisma and lush balladry, American Dreaming is the new album from Jess McAvoy. The Brooklyn-based non-binary artist
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Pittsburgh-based duo Erro craft a heartfelt, nostalgic rock appeal across their new album Strawberry Moon. ’60s and ’70s rock influences pair with
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