New Tracks

The Landing – “Consider the Crown”

“Consider the Crown” exhibits a catchy vein of spacey pop, courtesy of The Landing. The New York-based project impressed last year with the track “Keep Lookin’ Up.” Today, The Landing continues that

Cardinal Bloom – “Time”

“Time” is a beautifully consuming track from Cardinal Bloom, a band from Salt Lake City with a talent for textured rock. “Time” dabbles in the psych-rock and dream-pop realms, growing from quaintly

Bambii – “Sunsets”

“Sunsets” is a recent track from Bambii, an artist from Gainesville, Florida specializing in a chilled-out vein of pop. “Sunsets” follows last year’s Dreamache EP. A gently pulsing synth loop complements dazed

GLIA – “You’re Right”

Showing a dreamy shoegaze-forward sound, “You’re Right” is a track off Houston-based GLIA’s new album 10,000 Plateaus. Reverbed guitars cast a melancholic feel initially, with a post-punk rhythmic reverberation backing up. Vocals

Huey Manson – “Keeper”

Bouncy keys and a melodic vocal flow lead throughout “Keeper,” a track from Huey Manson, an artist from Madison, WI. “Keeper” comes via the new EP The Last DEMO, which touts the

Premiere: Laveda – “Ghost”

We’re happy to premiere the track “Ghost” from Laveda, the talented duo that impressed last year with “Dream. Sleep.” That effort showed a fondness for shoegaze-friendly textures, and an overall dreamy pull.

The Lost & Found Workshop – “To Be With You”

Oozing with hypnotic textural beauty, “To Be With You” a stirring rocker from The Lost & Found Workshop, the project of Ruben Vangare. The steady rhythm section, reverbed vocals, and sporadic doses

Red Giant Mirage – “Killer Whale”

Delectable psych-rocker “Killer Whale” struts the entrancing sound of Red Giant Mirage, the project of Perth-based musician Brayden Willmott. The project strives to use analogue gear and instruments through every facet of

New Albums

Joy Morales – ‘Blooming’ EP

A consistently immersive EP from Joy Morales, Blooming touts a beautiful combination of electronica, soul, and folk within relatable themes of personal

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Fortress – ‘Chroma’ EP

A haunting electronic pop infectiousness shows throughout Chroma, the new EP from Antwerp-based trio Fortress. Satiating structural swells are apparent throughout, often

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