New Tracks

Apache Rose – “Attention!”

“Attention!” is another engaging track from Apache Rose, previously featured with “Tiny Love” in January. The vocal tone reminds of Placebo’s Brian Molko at points, fondly, especially during the catchy “attention seeker,”

Chris Ianuzzi – “Olga in a Black Hole”

Those wishing to transport themselves to another world via audible sensation should look toward Chris Ianuzzi’s new EP, Olga in a Black Hole. The release’s otherworldly, electronic feel casts a captivating sense

Elephant Castle – “Cool To Be Unhappy”

“Cool To Be Unhappy” is the very catchy debut single from Elephant Castle, the new project from Los Angeles-based singer and multi-instrumentalist Phil Danyew, a touring member of Foster the People for

Pave The Jungle – “Cookie Cutter”

“Cookie Cutter” is a gripping rocker from UK act Pave The Jungle, following up their January debut “Jelly.” Thanks to the exhilarating vocal tone and escalating section approaching the two-minute mark, I’m

Henry Blaeser – “Of Love”

“Of Love” is an entrancing ballad from Henry Blaeser, a DJ/producer also known for involvement in several Columbus, Ohio bands throughout the 2010s. A strikingly good debut, “Of Love” emphasizes Blaeser’s suavely

Premiere: Sonamó – “I Walk Through”

“I Walk Through” is a melodic sophisti-pop ballad from Sonamó, one that we’re happy to premiere. The project of Sonamó began in 2010, when Italian singer/songwriter Giuseppe Pinto moved to San Francisco,

Quality Living – “Quiet (rest)”

Something Softly Caught Me by Quality Living Exuding vibes fondly reminiscent of Modest Mouse, “Quiet (rest)” is a new track from New Jersey-based act Quality Living. Coming from the band’s new album

New Albums

Steve Moss – ‘Another Go’

Succeeding across both no-frills rock energy and folk-set introspection, Another Go is the second album from New York-based artist Steve Moss. Marking

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COBRASPICE – ‘The Rise’

The Rise is a gripping new album from COBRASPICE. Whereas the Virginia-based producer’s debut album dream embraced a diverse stylistic journey, The

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