New Tracks

Strange Culprits – “When You’re Away”

Hailing from the Bay Area, Strange Culprits are an act embracing aspects of classic soul, pop, punk, honky-tonk, folk, and baroque-pop. Clearly, you can expect an eclectic sound throughout their self-titled debut

Laverne – “Soba Noodles”

Chicago act Laverne impress with new track “Soba Noodles”, featuring a sweltering and captivating vocal lead over hypnotic guitars and sonorous backing vocal touches. Per the act, the track is “about two

Post-Modern Connection – “Lost In Talk”

Post-Modern Connection are a new group from British Columbia, integrating elements of soul, pop, and rock into a captivating sound on new track “Lost In Talk”. The band describes the effort as

DPLV – “Someone Else”

“Someone Else” is an enjoyable slice of dark synth-pop from DPLV, the project of Minneapolis-based Jacob Gossel that impressed in June with the hypnotic and infectious track “Look Back“. “Someone Else” ditches

Brendon Moon – “Blue Moon”

“Blue Moon” is another gorgeous effort from Brendon Moon, who impressed with the track “Patience” in March. As mentioned then, Moon’s vocals remind of names like Wild Nothing’s Jack Tatum and The

OLWH – “Call U” + “Happy”

Look of Love is an album abundant with lush pop hooks and engaging soundscapes, a success for OLWH, the project of Hertfordshire-based artist Kelvin Beyioku. His production and songwriting – often featuring

New Albums

Waves Crashing – ‘Effection’

Seattle-based Waves Crashing deliver a gripping rock sound across their debut album, Effection. Shoegaze-y guitar layers and dynamic vocals — spanning from

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James Whiteley – ‘The Waves’

The Waves is the enthralling debut album from Leeds-based artist James Whiteley, whose atmospheric blend of subdued dreaminess and soaring guitar-led invigoration

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Besides – ‘Breakfast’ EP

Hong Kong-based project Besides craft a dreamily inviting rock and alt-pop cohesion on new EP Breakfast. Led by musician David McGinty, Besides

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