Pittsburgh-based project Blue of Colors present a peppy rock entrancement on “Changing of The Season,” channeling an energy reminiscent of The Strokes in its escalation from quaint guitar pulses into a hooky,
New Tracks
Washington-based act rosetan muse on impressionable childhood memories amidst an angular post-punk charm on “smoke,” the opening track on the band’s third EP, let go. “Do you remember going over your friend’s
On their gripping new album Omens, Berlin-based group KAYAM craft a hypnotic, atmospheric meshing of pop and folk. The project’s use of interweaving vocals and gentle acoustical trickles immerse throughout. Various additions
Splendor Within Reason by The Bicycats “Middle of the Summer” is a lovely new single from Los Angeles-based The Bicycats, the project of Zachary Bernstein. “This is a song about trying to
London-based collective Arthur Squawks! show both gorgeous contemplation and soaring ardency on Heroes, featuring two singles: “I’m Yours” and “Lament for a City Night (for T.S.).” The collective, who are setting out
Swiss artist suliian crafts a compellingly intimate sound on the new album to gentle giant, showcasing a range of caressing folk with touches of bedroom-pop and gorgeous ambience. The release is wholly written
She's A Lovely Inhuman by Noise Color Noise Color consumes with a range of colorful synths and ardent guitar pulses throughout “She’s A Lovely Inhuman,” a new single via the concept EP
A dreamy electro-pop success, “Carry Me” is the latest single from Dream Tonic. The San Diego-based project of Kristin Allen-Farmer enamored with previous singles “I Take To You” and “Promise of a
New Albums
Enamoring in a dynamic fusing of rock and folk, Goodness Gracious is a captivating album from TheHeligoats, the Chicago-based solo project of
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Hamburg-based project Baydream unveil a dreamily inviting sound on their new EP, Moonshine. Ranging from the jangly guitar radiance within “Sin” to
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The self-titled EP from Buffalo-based band Split From the Mind channels a consuming hard-rocking vigor, inspired by acts like TOOL, Nine Inch
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The fantastic debut album from Cincinnati native Catlea, Language Barrier, is a striking exploration of love, loss, and self-discovery. Following the success of
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