New Tracks

HEAR ME OUT – “Borderlands”

German act HEAR ME OUT unveil an affecting post-punk ferocity on “Borderlands,” the opening track on their debut EP, Permanent Thoughts. “Constructed lines define your rights,” vocals let out amidst a thumping

Lunde – “Tomorrow” + “Deja Vu”

Wisconsin-based trio Lunde impress on two recent singles — with “Tomorrow” presenting a piano-laden rock vibrancy, while “Deja Vu” intrigues with its hazy power-pop lingering. “Tomorrow” enamors with its hooky blend of

Slow Caves – “The Run”

The first song in three years from Colorado-based band Slow Caves, “The Run” presents a soaring rock appeal propelled by twangy guitar immersion and enjoyably dazed vocals. The track is described as

Matt Van – “ashes”

“ashes” is a moving folk success from Matt Van, a singer/songwriter from the Midwest. Gentle acoustics and piano intertwine beautifully as vocals ask “where do all the stories go?” — wondering if

Thomas Aren – “Xerox”

Expanding from tranquil introspection into a resonating rise, “Xerox” is a new single from Thomas Aren. The release began in collaboration with Cameron Winter, from the NYC-based band Geese. Winter sent Aren

Blaqk Van – “London Dress”

Ardent rock and post-punk moodiness intertwine on the memorable “London Dress,” a single from Blaqk Van. The introduction builds with debonair bass and clanging guitar, arriving into a charismatic vocal lead. “Just

Dejima – “Nothing To Run From”

A psychedelic, melodic appeal is evident throughout “Nothing To Run From,” the latest from Dejima, who caught our ears with the single “It Was Nice To Have Met You” last month. “Nothing

townsppl – “The Neighborhood”

Ascending from steady folk contemplation into a melodically jubilant hookiness, “The Neighborhood” is a recent single from townsppl, the Pittsburgh-based project of singer/songwriter Alex Stanton. The release represents the first single from

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