New Tracks

Waldo Witt – “Tragicomedy”

Waldo Witt delights with a wholly melodic psych-pop sound on “Tragicomedy,” the second single from his upcoming LP, Long Daze, Dark Nights. Showing dynamic songwriting in the past, ranging from the lush

Radium Jaw – “Eucalyptus”

Atlanta-based band Radium Jaw waste no time on the captivating rocker “Eucalyptus,” which blasts off into a gorgeous wall of guitar distortion and soaring vocals. A perkier bass bounce and roaring guitar

Ian Reynold – “Nesting” + “Wanting”

San Francisco-based artist Ian Reynold crafts a haunting, weary-sounding aesthetic on the consuming “Nesting,” the first song on a three-song EP that Reynold recorded with Dougie Stu in Los Angeles. The opening

Mcclendon – “The Garden”

“The Garden” is a new track from Mcclendon, an artist whose sound meshes folk-inspired familiarity with modern production flourishes — particularly exceling in multi-layered vocal effects and synth-laden atmospherics. His Oklahoma upbringing

Mystery Season – “Rhinestone Lies”

Rhinestone Lies by Mystery Season Glasgow-based artist Mystery Season enamors on new single “Rhinestone Lies,” casting ample mystique with its jangling guitar pulses and moody vocals. Escalating murky bass tones emerge as

psychosurfer – “california sober”

The debut single from psychosurfer, “california sober” is a stylish rocker with debonair vocals and smooth guitar licks. “I’ll just lose my mind, ’til California sobers me again,” the vocals let out.

Sarah Grace White – “Ribbon” + “Here”

Showcasing a dreamy pop captivation, recent singles “Ribbon” and “Here” precede the upcoming EP from Los Angeles-based Sarah Grace White. Her debut EP, Are You Here This Time, releases on February 3rd,

Waterfowl – “Rain Song”

Impressing last month with their jangly debut “Open Up,” Toronto-based duo Waterfowl again show excellently with new single “Rain Song,” which captures “the surreal feeling of an observer looking out their window

New Albums

Aptøsrs – ‘Elders’

A dynamic album out today from Aptøsrs, Elders compels in its range of soundscapes, from the darkly dexterous “Graveyard Syndrome” to the

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Little Oil – ‘Twelve Songs’

Bay Area-based project Little Oil present a dynamic, ceaseless creativity on their new album, Twelve Songs. The production succeeds across various fronts,

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