New Tracks

Constant Supply – “The Misanthropic Phase”

“The Misanthropic Phase” is a just-released track from Constant Supply, a four-piece from Donegal, Ireland. The track bears a fun resemblance to The Pixies, especially when the hook first hits at the

Suken – “Hurricanes” (feat. Mara Den)

“Hurricanes” presents a rousing blend of electro-pop and psych-leaning rock, an impressive showing from Suken and London-based band Mara Den. “The track has a powerful yet nostalgic vibes,” Suken says. “We tried

Lillimure – “WDYTM”

“WDYTM” is an impressive new track from Lillimure, a 19-year-old singer/songwriter from Westchester, New York. Lillimure’s sound is lively and entrancing, building quickly from the serene beginning into a rousing assortment of

Supercaan – “The Bull (Edit)”

Hailing from Birmingham/London, Supercaan’s debut release “The Bull” is off their forthcoming debut album, releasing in March. The track features an emotive build-up, with rousing key-laden trickles in the bridge leading to

Eerie Point – “Artificial Things”

Local Fame by Eerie Point The five members of Eerie Point blend their numerous influences – alternative, grunge, folk, and blues among them – into a sound that has drawn praise for

Mentalease – “Avert a Gaze”

Chicago trio Mentalease show a hypnotic form of psych-pop on successful new track “Avert a Gaze,” which focuses on “trying to make genuine connections in the age of the marketed self.” Touting

Banana Cream – “We’ll Shine”

“We’ll Shine” is the third single from Banana Cream, the project of Los Angeles-based Will Gonzalez. The track is a lush and dreamy effort with glistening guitar flutters, warming vocals, and melodic

Premiere: Maenu – Maenu [EP]

Released today, Maenu’s self-titled EP shows an impressive and unique sound — emphasizing trip-hop rhythms, synth-laden pop, and stirring vocal performances. All five tracks tout their own personality and alluring aspects. Opener

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