New Tracks

Eastern Souvenirs – “Getting There”

“Getting There” is a very catchy new single from Eastern Souvenirs, the project of PNW artist Brian Fisher, now based on the East Coast. Coming from the project’s EP of the same

Boy Wonder – “How You Gonna Sleep”

Toronto artist Boy Wonder released the Smile Momma EP this past Friday. Among the highlights is the track “How You Gonna Sleep,” a suave rocker with hints of Springsteen and Smith Westerns.

Still – “Divinity”

Los Angeles-based act Still impress with “Divinity,” a captivating track from their upcoming debut EP. Exuding post-punk and dream-pop vibes reminiscent of Wild Nothing, with yearning guitar tones also reminiscent of The

Premiere: Hullo – “Cold in the Sky”

Canadian act Hullo merge dream-pop with infectious elements of guitar-pop, resulting in a consuming sound with a slick infectiousness. “Cold in the Sky” — which we’re happy to premiere — releases today,

Premiere: Dot.s – “Remaining Years (Yellow Mess)”

I loved Dot.s’ previous track, the infectious “Evil Lines,” so it’s a pleasure to premiere the latest release from the Atlanta-based five-piece. Contrary to the instant excitability of “Evil Lines,” the beginning

Road to Arcanum – “MaMa”

“MaMa” crafts a haunting and riveting soundscape, casting a certain sort of engrossing darkness that acts like Nick Cave and Marissa Nadler have ventured into. Certainly, Melbourne-based act Road to Arcanum are

Kevin Paul – “Braveheart” (prod. derrickpannther)

“Braveheart” is an impressive new track from Kevin Paul, an Atlanta-based artist who excels with a precise and emotive flow alongside a smooth, jazzy beat. The production, courtesy of derrickpannther, aligns cohesively

New Albums

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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Erro – ‘Strawberry Moon’

Pittsburgh-based duo Erro craft a heartfelt, nostalgic rock appeal across their new album Strawberry Moon. ’60s and ’70s rock influences pair with

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