UK artist Luke De-Sciscio‘s songwriting emits a haunting, soulful quality throughout his eleventh full-length album, If one thing were different, nothing would be the same. One of its many highlights, “I Had
New Tracks
The debut EP from Sundried Whales conjures a dynamic rock sound spanning from the jangle-pop of “Streetlights” to the raucous punk tones of the opening “Guac.” The Hamilton, Ontario-based band originally began
The new album from NYC-based artist David Jacobson and the Space Wizards explores heartache and self-healing with captivating throwback rock and pop appeal. Recorded in Jacobson’s apartment over the past year, with
Gut, Inhuman by Quincey May Brown The riveting “Gut, Inhuman” is a new track from Quincey May Brown, an artist from Manchester, UK. Harp and guitar entrance with trickling beauty, leading the
Meshing post-punk rhythms with a sweetly melodic pop sound, “Ardor” is a memorable new single from Los Angeles-based artist Cloudy Summer Days. Fleeting guitar jangles and hazy synths lead into a lushly
Showing a harmonious and nostalgic rock and folk soaring, Tales of Wonderland is the new album from The Taproots, a band from San Luis Obispo, CA. “Wild Like a River” is fully
London-based singer/songwriter Dan Pye shows a passionate pop sound on the new track “Magick,” representing the fourth and final single from his EP, Funny Way of Dying Kid. A spacey synth pad
A cover of the Gloria Jones classic, “Tainted Love” finds a new perspective from Saint Louis, an artist based in the south of France. A natural percussive pulse, twinkling keys, and shimmering
New Albums
Impressing in a range of styles, from chamber-pop flourishes to late-night jazz and folk-ready introspection, Robot People is a gripping new album
MoreThe debut solo EP from Ezra Grey, Afterall is an emotively affecting display of pop and rock songwriting. The Brooklyn-based multi-instrumentalist, composer,
MoreEngaging with a heavy-rocking sound that explores the trials of recovery and perseverance, This Long Road is the striking new album from
MoreA melodic range of pop, folk, and rock impress across Turpentine, the sophomore album from Nathaniel Paul. Also half of husband-wife duo
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