New Tracks

Sanford: – “April 3, 1974”

Alt-rock vigor and spacious jangly introspection alike enamor on “April 3, 1974,” a new single from Sanford:. The release kicks off the artist’s upcoming album, and stirs in its thematic setting —

Dog Mayor – “Make Good Decisions”

Theatrical vocal rises and hazy keys enamor on “Make Good Decisions,” a creative pop showing from Dog Mayor, a Columbus, Ohio-based solo project. Plucky guitars and gentle pulses of keys adorn an

The Trusted – “Self Destruct”

Get ready to feel the adrenaline rush because The Trusted is back with their latest single, “Self Destruct.” Straight out of Southend-on-Sea, UK, this band is serving up some seriously hype garage

Geoff Gibbons – “Morgantown”

A twangy tale of love amidst a small-town retrospection, “Morgantown” is a consuming new single from Geoff Gibbons. The Vancouver-based singer/songwriter emits a “when you’re not around,” yearning amidst an escalating emotional

Humdrum Book Club – “1997”

A jangly rock momentum stirs on “1997,” a spirited and hook-filled success from Humdrum Book Club, a band based in Venice, California. Led by songwriter Andrew Ross and producer John Helfrich, the

Ceremony Shadows – “Resistance”

A late-night synth-pop intrigue captivates on “Resistance,” a single released today from Portland-based band Ceremony Shadows. Initially the darkwave project of Timo, Ceremony Shadows added vocalists in Anastasia and Jakub — bolstering

Attics – “Between Stations”

Building from a haunting piano-set daze into a bouncy psych-pop enamoring, “Between Stations” is the latest single from Attics. Representing the first single from upcoming LP Version History, “Between Stations” laments how

In Sylva – “Honest” + “Island”

Two cuts from Canadian band In Sylva and their memorable debut album She, “Honest” and “Island” embody the act’s knack for balancing melodic alt-pop/rock hooks and emotive sincerity. “Honest” kicks off right

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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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