Showing a heart-tugging folk aesthetic, “Like Love” is a new track from Andrew Butler, based out of Stroud, UK. Per Butler, the single depicts “the whirlwind of emotions when you fall in
New Tracks
A hard-rocking mystique is apparent throughout “Down on the Pharm,” a new single from Denver-based solo project International Furlough. Showing an industrial metal-inclined sound, the track balances heavy guitar pulses with a
A moving anti-war folk track from New York-based artist Bill Greenberg, “Ukraine” reflects on feelings of displacement and the emotive impact of war. Gentle acoustics and an eventual harmonica complement a forlorn,
An eerily enveloping soundscape proves striking throughout “Badlands Neurology,” the new track from A Demon in Fun City. The collaborative project is based in Los Angeles and Pittsburgh, arisen from an “accidental
Swelling flutes and enchanting vocal layers stir on “Own World,” the new single from Rose Rutledge, a singer/songwriter originally from Seattle and now based in Brooklyn. “Own World” represents the artist’s debut
Value Set! by Andrew Schneider Intertwining nostalgic sophisti-pop with a modern pop charm in the vein of Jerry Paper, “Hideaway” is a new single from Chicago-based artist Andrew Schneider. A ’60s inspiration
Moody synth-rocker “Someone’s Star” is the latest success from Joshua Woo, who continues a strong string of releases following last year’s EP, Beyond The Glass. The London-based artist produced, wrote, and performed
Another serene delight from Arlington-based act Flemish in the North, “Daisy” weaves caressing guitar twangs and dreamy vocals amidst a calming synth-touched soundscape. An emotive vocal reflection emerges prior to the second
New Albums
Strutting a radiant, melodic array of indie pop, Overnumerousness is the upcoming album from Brian Halloran, out on May 7th. The follow-up
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Oslo-based band von Krogh depict the turbulent aspect of life’s ups and downs within an emotive production on their new album WAVES.
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Consuming in its stylishly foreboding rock, folk, and Americana interweaving, Too Many Ghosts is the new album from CoyoteBear, a band based
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Asheville, NC-based band The Silver Doors captivate with an eclectic rock appeal on their self-titled album. From concise punk outputs to anthemic
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