New Tracks

Soda Die – “Keep Working”

An exploration of the self and ego — and a tendency for inner monologues and attaining personal peace — enthralls on “Keep Working,” a recent single from Soda Die, an artist based

Who Saved Who – “Words Take Shape”

Cleveland-based quartet Who Saved Who present a balanced rock sound on their recent track “Words Take Shape,” meshing moody post-punk hints and emotive vocal spells. Shades of Interpol arise in the “we

Gerco Aerts – ‘Sing Louder, Dance Faster’

Exuding a soulful vein of breezy pop enamoring, Sing Louder, Dance Faster is the new album from Amsterdam-based artist Gerco Aerts. The release has an abundance of highlights, kicking off with the

Inki – “Do I Wanna Know?”

This past September marked the ten-year anniversary of Arctic Monkeys’ album AM, a standout release that bridged the band’s ardent early rock invigoration with the more artful poise of their subsequent explorations.

Hakusho Demon – “Aura (Night Drive)”

New York-based trio Hakusho Demon succeed on contemplative new single “Aura (Night Drive),” aspiring successfully to “try and capture a moment in time from my own experience in nature especially while walking

Crux – “Dreamseller”

“Dreamseller” is an infectious rocker from Newcastle, UK-based band Crux. Their meshing of prog-rock, grunge, and alternative make for a stimulating success here. Conceptual critiques of the music industry’s corporate-first maneuvers also

Tokyo City Groove – “Visions”

Tokyo City Groove show a thrilling, grooving Latin-inspired jazz fusion sound on new single "Visions," which incorporates city-pop glitziness in its brassy pushes and exuberant rhythms.

New Albums

Carey Clayton – ‘Idyll’

Another resonating success from Los Angeles-based artist Carey Clayton, Idyll unveils a lushly enchanting sound with folktronica, chamber music, and dreamy pop

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