New Tracks

Herman Martinez – “Days Without”

Continuity Errors by Herman Martinez A stirring track from Herman Martinez that evolves from atmospheric folk into an alt-rock fervency, “Days Without” comes from the recent album Continuity Errors. Acoustics and backing

My Autumn Amor – “Quiet Girl”

“Quiet Girl” is a moving track from My Autumn Amor, the project of Los Angeles-based songwriter Thomas Monroe. The track expands gradually from heartfelt vocals alongside acoustics into an anthemic, yearning success.

Delyn Grey – “Set Me Free”

Another passionate alt-rocker from Toronto-based artist Delyn Grey, “Set Me Free” is an ode to the feelings of “relief and empowerment.” Lush guitars and understated vocals lead to the sound of a

Nancy Wenstrom – “Dr. Rhythm”

“Dr. Rhythm” is a track from Inside Story, the latest album from Nancy Wenstrom. Entrancing vocals speak to the music’s lovely role in escapism. “A little bit of rhythm is all I

Mo Klé – “Parallel Worlds”

“Parallel Worlds” is the title track from Mo Klé‘s new album. The project is fronted by Swiss songwriter René Grünenfelder, who plays a timeless blend of Americana, folk, and rock. Debonair vocals

Evran – “Birds of Stone”

From Norwegian bedroom artist/producer Evran, the haunting “Birds of Stone” makes for an ideal late-October listen. Trickling keys and chilling vocals combine with an acoustical backbone for an alluring aesthetic. Per Evran,

SESPOOL – “the words they spoke…”

Touting a consuming blend of dreamy pop and hard rock, “the words they spoke and the hope they maimed” is a recent track from SESPOOL, the project of San Francisco-based singer, songwriter,

Premiere: Jane Machine – “Human Bond”

Released today, “Human Bond” is a stylishly understated electro-pop track from Jane Machine. Fronted by songwriter/producer Erica von Trapp, Jane Machine will be releasing an LP, shshshsh, from which “Human Bond” is

New Albums

Sehore – ‘Ladencia’

Spanish band Sehore enamor with an era-hopping rock appeal throughout their debut album, Ladencia. A dynamic sound impresses within, emphasizing the band’s

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