New Tracks

Father Sheed – “None Yet, Really”

Father Sheed is the project of Nick Jamshidi, who shows a talent for involved soundscapes within his vein of electronica. New track “None Yet, Really” touts an atmosphere dripping with textural differentiation.

VEDA – “My Graveyard Grl”

Showing a dark rock sound with vibes reminiscent of The Cure and John Maus, “My Graveyard Grl” is a new track from goth-pop/post-punk project VEDA, fronted by multi-instrumentalist Dominic Antonio Sepúlveda. Based

Silklake – “On Your Side”

The pleasantly melodic “On Your Side” is the debut single from Silklake, the project of Russian singer/songwriter Egor. Born in a small far-eastern town called Komsomolsk-on-Amur and now living in Moscow, Egor

Emanuel Tägil – “Serenity Now” + “Attic”

Swedish artist Emanuel Tägil shows his best works to date with new tracks “Serenity Now” and “Attic.” The powerful “Serenity Now” unleashes a fury of frantic percussion and lively synths. Tägil’s vocals

thirdcurl – “Ordinary Life”

“Ordinary Life” is a new track from thirdcurl, the project of multi-instrumentalist Gabriel Bødker Johnson. Alongside drummer Casper Iskov, Johnson shows an engaging sound, initially exuding a confident vocal presence reminiscent of

Bliss Nova – “Chance”

“Chance” is a stylish synth-pop track from Bliss Nova, off their upcoming album Going Places, out on 11/8. Its “you can take a chance on me,” hook is complemented by buzzing synths

Merry’s Funeral – “Simdi Yukseklerde”

Medusa by Merry’s Funeral The dark, haunting “Simdi Yukseklerde” is a great representation of Merry’s Funeral — specifically, the Turkish band’s consuming construction of stirring, well-developed soundscapes in the post-punk and industrial-rock

xOxford – “Warm Bodies”

“Warm Bodies” is the latest from Colorado-based electro-pop duo xOxford, continuing the super-catchy sound in display with previously featured release “Be Yours.” The “tell me what you want, baby” vocal repetition in

New Albums

Dean Muscat – ‘LAZARENE’ EP

Enjoyable rock mystique and compelling folk intertwine on LAZARENE, the consuming new EP from Dean Muscat, a singer-songwriter based in Malta. “These

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Rayhan – ‘June Was Something’

Enthralling with a hip-hop sound that exudes both hazy summer atmospherics and emotively gripping lyricism within memorable vocal flows, June Was Something

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