New Tracks

Etherdene – “You Are My World”

A compelling pop success from Etherdene, “You Are My World” emits an unrequited yearning alongside a melodic synth-driven production. The release follows a stream of success for the artist, who has released

Holly Riva – “Labyrinth (Mask Of Me)”

“Labyrinth (Mask Of Me)” is a riveting pop success from Australian singer/songwriter Holly Riva, whose suavely melodic vocal presence meshes beautifully with colorful synths throughout. Per the artist, the track explores the

Leon Frear – “A Town Called Chapel”

Showing shades of Tom Waits and The Psychedelic Furs, “A Town Called Chapel” is a compelling new single from Leon Frear. The Chicago-based artist describes the effort as “a poison pen love

BUKVE – “Alive”

Norwegian singer/songwriter BUKVE casts a dreamy, introspective spell with new single “Alive,” out today. Dreamy guitar trickling arrives into the “still alive,” chorus, where anthemic guitar distortion and emotive vocal outpouring emphasize

Painted Friends – “Cain Complex”

Detroit-based rockers Painted Friends exude a charismatic sound on new single “Cain Complex,” released today. An independent spirit is evident from the get-go, as vocals proclaim “And now I’m an outlaw and

Zoe Bayani – “My Dog”

“My Dog” is an alluring single from Atlanta-based artist Zoe Bayani, providing the first look at her upcoming debut album. A lyrical embrace of individuality, while still valuing a dedication to loved

The Plastic Cherries – “Tomorrow”

Bridging modern dream-pop with a ’70s spacey nostalgia, “Tomorrow” is a gorgeous new single from Salt Lake City-based band The Plastic Cherries. The track is part of the band’s upcoming concept album,

New Albums

Twice Dark – ‘Telekinetic’

The fourth album from Twice Dark, Telekinetic touts a gripping blend of synth-pop, goth-rock, post-punk, and beyond. The Bloomington, Indiana-based project of

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MERAK – ‘Vol (1)’ EP

A psychedelic rock sound with funky appeal enamors on Vol (1), the new EP from Indonesian trio MERAK. The Jakarta-based act take

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