A dark and dreamy pop spell takes hold “Colours,” a new single from Belgian trio Fortress. Hanne Torfs’ haunting vocal presence captivates within a range from murky thumping and vibrant synth additions
New Tracks
Guildford, UK-based electronic artist Elleodin exhibits a compelling structural evolution on new single “Cadmus.” The largely instrumental production captivates in conveying attempts to “contain a maelstrom of destructive tendencies,” and the devastating
London-based band Dissolved Girl strut a climactic rock fervency on new single “Silt,” venturing from moody bass-fronted verses into an impassioned display of rock-forward vigor. Claire Edbrooke’s gripping, dynamic vocal presence moves
“Out Of Ammo” is a resonating rocker from Miami-based, Cuban-American artist Avtumne. A ’90s alt-rock nostalgia complements lyrics exploring the tumult of a toxic relationship. Produced in collaboration with Marthin Chan, “Out
A grippingly beautiful convergence of eerie strings and dreamy pop momentum succeeds on “Coincidence,” a strikingly successful debut single from San Diego-based artist Danny Chau. “This song is dedicated to someone caught
“Circles” is a gripping dream-pop production from Fancy Animals, a band based in Portland, Oregon. Suave bass and jangling guitars complement Rochelle Mikulich’s caressing vocal presence. “Circles of your eyes,” they let
Toronto-based rockers Quirks enamor on newly released single “Hollywood Was Right,” infusing bright organs, radiant vocals, and nostalgic guitar twangs for a melodic appeal. The track represents the second release from their
A gorgeous swell of orchestral emotion stirs on “Echos of the Moment,” a new track from Swiss artist Taavi Daft. Their ambient musical approach embraces a meditative, caressing sound — fit for
New Albums
Compelling in its serene soundscapes and emotive vocal drives, Moon River is a ravishing new EP from Nathav. The latest project by
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Enveloping with an invigorating rock sound, Levitator is the new album from Melbourne-based band Society of Beggars. Satiating structural rises pair with
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Stirring in its range from delicate folk introspection to spacious electronic intrigue, Some Hills Were Once Islands is the memorable new album
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Paris-based artist MAXIIM crafts an emotional, piano-led sound throughout the new album Swimming — described as “an introspective journey filled with hope.”
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