New Tracks

Tim Barr – “September”

Consuming last year with the jangly single “No More Fathers,” New York-based artist Tim Barr conjures a more nostalgic, understated power-pop pull with the single “September.” Its hooky and expressive sound reminiscent

jacksonfalls – “takin me back”

Montreal-based artist jacksonfalls presents a heady mixture of psych-forward guitars and late-night synths on the memorable “takin me back.” The producer and guitarist, originally from Chicago, crafted the track in his Montreal

The Rabbitts – “Sunrise”

Inspired “by the ties between hope and fear,” “Sunrise” is a compelling new track from Norwich-based duo The Rabbitts. Hypnotic acoustics craft a meditative spell alongside calming vocals, expanding into a chilling

Grund – “Drömd och glömd”

Swedish band Grund touts a haunting rock pull throughout “Drömd och glömd.” The Gothenburg-based quartet crafts ample mystique with an organ-laden glow and dynamic guitars, ranging from dexterous energy to contemplative dreaminess.

bergamots – “Toy Box”

Tokyo-based band bergamots compel with a twinkling, dreamy composure on their alluring new single “Toy Box,” a track from their recent 4-song EP, I’m In The Mood. AJ’s main vocals cast an

Kar Stanton – “Hope Is Closer Than You Think”

An optimistic, breezy melodic appeal emanates within “Hope Is Closer Than You Think,” the latest single from Kar Stanton. Playing music since a young age whilst growing up in Dundee, Scotland, Stanton’s

Dog Walk – “Just Let It Go”

Impressing last year with standouts tracks like dark surf-rocker “What Do They See” and the soaring “To Be Yours,” Dog Walk meet these lofty melodic expectations on their newly released album 22.

After – “In a city called Garden”

Taking inspiration from the mystique-filled electronic soundscapes of Portishead, “In a city called Garden” is a new track from After, the duo of Graham Epstein and Justine Dorsey. Chilling strings and eventual

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New Albums

Áron Porteleki – ‘Smearing’

Hungarian artist Áron Porteleki presents a deeply memorable sound across Smearing, a debut solo studio production that serves as a “sonic manifestation,”

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