“Don’t Even Move’ is a melodic, shining rocker from Moon Under Water, the project of Berlin-based British solo artist Michael Bloss, who previously recorded under the alias Grado (featured in 2016). The
New Tracks
“Better for It” is a consuming track from Fish House, a Boston-based band of longtime friends — who made a vow in elementary school to form a band together, and have certainly
Mount Sharp formed in 2012, merging the personal and poetic songwriting of Swood (Sarah Wood) with the more noise-friendly, spontaneous tendencies of Bryan Bruchman. Today, the band is joined by drummer Sal
“Highs and Lows” is a catchy track off Milwaukee act L’Resort’s self-titled debut album, out today. The project impressed with the track “Yeah Everything” last month, and continues to shine melodically here.
Touting vibes reminiscent of Tom Petty’s trademark twang and The War on Drugs’ moody guitar tones, “I Think We Got It Right” is a track released today from Ben Rice. The Brooklyn-based
Nashville 5-piece Cave Mode Shake impress with “This Is It,” the first of several singles the band will be releasing throughout the year. “It is a bit of a tribute to our
Following the well-received track “Aubrey,” Sonic Blume impress again with the dreamily melodic “Pink Boots.” Inspired by “both dreams and discontent with reality,” the track features serene vocals — tonally reminiscent of
“Eggshells” is the catchy opener on Moon Eyes, the new EP from Vancouver act Ka Pala. Their surf-pop influence shows in the bright vocal presence and chirpy guitar tones, with jazzy sax
New Albums
A gorgeous, twangy rock and folk enamors throughout Harvest Love, the new album from Andrea Nicole King. The Northeast Ohio native artfully
MoreIsrael-based singer-songwriter Eyal Assulin unveils a captivating, moody post-punk and synth-pop intrigue throughout his debut EP, EVERLAST. The four-track release captivates with
MoreAn uplifting, lush classical sound enamors across Reflections, the newest album from Manchester-based artist Robert McGinty. The release is a follow-up to
MoreThe memorable fifth album from Austin-based composer Alan Goldberg, CreateBecome stirs in its alluring fusion of prog-rock, jazz, swing, and beyond. Piano
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