Rochester-based project Acorn Theory crafts a meditative sound on new single “Fireflies,” melding spacey synths and lush guitar strums for an immersive impact. A soaring vocal introspective calms alongside, exploring “existential themes
New Tracks
A strong mystique takes hold on “Accost in the Dark,” a new track from Solomon Miller that envelops in its chilly organs, exotic brass adornments, and slinky keys. The release represents the
“Hardware Store” is a dynamic, grippingly melodic single from April Fools, via their upcoming EP. “I think I need another drink,” the initially understated vocals admit, driving aptly into a sweltering array
A stirring folk track with shades of gospel in its warming, melodic ascent, “Wanting More” is a recent track from Joe Holt. The first single via his upcoming album I Love You,
Danish trio Slaughter Beach unveil a flourishing pop breeziness on the single “Baby.” Serene vocals lament that “you bring out the worst in me,” alongside twinkling piano, bouncy synths, and lush guitars.
Driving with a funky rhythmic charm and rock-forward suaveness, “El Tigre” is a recent track from Charlie Daze. “Burning up like a cigarette,” the hazy vocals envelop into galloping guitar twangs. Shimmering
Casting a ghostly spell with chilly vocals and trickling guitar momentum, "Gaps" is a moving new track from Ox Hunt, a project comprising Sky Xue and Navzad Dabu.
Balancing passion and introspection within its synth-touched rock sound, “Burning” is a gripping new track from The Sea At Midnight, the project of Los Angeles-based songwriter Vince Grant. Also featuring Chemical Waves,
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
MoreLos Angeles-based artist Jerome Pawl crafts a moody hip-hop enthrallment on new EP Drain The Swamp, pairing fluid vocal rhythmics with beats
MoreImpressing across both fervent rock charisma and lush balladry, American Dreaming is the new album from Jess McAvoy. The Brooklyn-based non-binary artist
MorePittsburgh-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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