New Tracks

Delyn Grey – “Daddy’s Love”

“Daddy’s Love” is an emotive, dark rocker from Delyn Grey. The Toronto-based artist struts a menacing sound, with ghostly piano touches and climactic percussion rising alongside a grave vocal tone. The soaring

Rooftop Screamers – “Buckle Up” (feat. Tim Smith)

“Buckle Up” is the opener to Rooftop Screamers‘ new album Next Level, featuring a variety of collaborators alongside Michael Collins’ memorable songwriting. Featuring Tim Smith (Jellyfish, Sheryl Crow), “Buckle Up” presents a

Dawn Chorus – “Modern Being”

Described as “a song about getting out of a rut,” “Modern Being” is a captivating rocker with a variety of winning structural twists. The track comes via Salt Lake City-based band Dawn

Conor Houston – “Evenings With The News”

Ghostly key swirls and deep-rooted vocals create a cove of reflection in Conor Houston’s “Evenings With The News.” Haunting psych guitar twinges swell to an engulfing chorus, burgeoning with eldritch synth-y textures.

why try – “time 2 heal”

Out today from Montreal-based group why try, “time 2 heal” struts a hooky, mellow sophisti-pop sound. The track is the first single from why try’s upcoming second album, we could do anything.

Owen Duff – “One Word”

Further excellent songwriting from Owen Duff, “One Word” charms with a vibrant array of smooth brass and shimmering strings, pairing nicely with Duff’s serene yet melodically invigorating vocal showing. Among Duff’s more

New Wolves – “Draw Another Circle”

Welsh band New Wolves impress with “Draw Another Circle,” their second single. A pulsing synth and percussive-laden backbone adds nicely amidst the lush guitar trickles and gentle vocal touch. The title-referencing bridge

New Albums

Insignificant – ‘Become’ EP

An excellent debut EP from Insignificant, Become struts a memorable folk sound across its seven tracks. From the ghostly acoustics of “Ourselves”

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Cole Lumpkin – ‘HELIX’

On the sophomore album HELIX, Cole Lumpkin delivers a self-produced masterclass in resilience and eclectic charm. Written and performed entirely by Lumpkin,

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