New Tracks

Salty Springs – “What happened to Tilted?”

Releasing over the weekend, PDX producer Salty Springs’ new track “What happened to Tilted?” is an atmospheric gem that intoxicates with live drums, guitar, bass, and keys. A scenic synth pad with

Redwood – “March”

Developing with an engrossing melodic pull that touches on both rousing folk and atmospheric key work, “March” is a track from Redwood, a Belgian musical project led by frontman Marlon Sinnaeve. “March”

Beach Language – “Be Afraid”

“Be Afraid” is the first single off Small Talk, the debut album releasing on June 18th from Oklahoma City act Beach Language. A strong first showing, “Be Afraid” develops from shimmering, sporadic

Faux Canada – “Stockton”

Liars' Teeth by Faux Canada “Stockton” opens the new EP, Liars’ Teeth, from San Francisco quartet Faux Canada. Its fleeting, sporadic guitars mesh with a melodically charismatic vocal presence, with bass and

Mal – “Sunstealer//True Believer”

Montreal psych act Mal are comprised of longtime friends and musicians Ben Griffiths, Bobby Lehoux, Marshall Vallaincourt, and Patrick McDowell. Their debut album, Live Forever, shows a captivating rock sound, often rewarding

Cat Clyde – “So Cold”

Forlorn guitar riffs float weightlessly and quickly collide with punchy organ keys on Cat Clyde’s new track “So Cold.” Clyde’s vocals pierce the atmosphere until they fully build at the 0:45 mark,

Jacob on the Moon – “Again”

“Again” is a striking track from Jacob on the Moon, an artist and producer crafting music from his home studio in Chicago. With a full debut EP releasing this summer, “Again” shows

Marty Thompson – “Paint What You Think”

Texas-based singer/songwriter Marty Thompson recently released the fun track “My Kind of Woman.” Its contagious vocal presence reminds of power-pop. The guitar solo extending past the two-minute mark plays like a rock

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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