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  • Crafting their own take on garage-pop and indie-rock, Charlottesville, VA act Stray Fossa have a debut EP out called Sleeper Strip. Its three tracks showcase a nocturnal vein of rock with strong melodic elements, from the key-laden development of dream-pop into rock shown on closer “Bear the Waves”, to the self-titled track’s mellow guitar-driven haze, reminiscent of The War on Drugs. Heavy on atmosphere and hypnotic vocal harmonies, reminding of Spiritualized at points as well, the EP is a surefire success. {Link to listen in bio}
  • Bustling with a vibrant, funk-forward feel, “Karma” is a consuming new track from Will McBride Group that we’re happy to premiere. Suave vocal layers of “take the high road,” traverse alongside multiplying funky bass and guitars. The backing vocals around the 30-second mark have a psych-friendly, almost Jefferson Starship-like quality that’s enjoyably nostalgic. A soaring guitar solo at 02:15 adds to the track’s enjoyment, the staying power of the suave vocals and funky bass remaining strong. With fresh ideas alongside a comfortably familiar sound, “Karma” is a captivating new release. Based out of Raleigh/Durham, North Carolina, Will McBride Group showcase a penchant for rock with aspects of funk and blues. They have opened for acts like ZZ Top, Styx, Aaron Neville, Eddie Money, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Leon Russell, and more, with repeated FM-rotation airplay on over 25 stations world-wide, as well as over 24,000 Spotify streams to date. {Link to listen in bio}
  • @indigo_bunting_band showcases a psych-pop sound brimming with colorful melodies. Their double-single “Little Monowheel” / “Pull Trap” warrants attention, especially the former’s Brian Wilson likeness. A colorful, swirling melody expands as brass and jaunty keys fit around gleeful vocals. The “I don’t want a chance,” hook around 01:30 is excellent, in particular. “Pull Trap”, in the more psych-rock spectrum, reminds fondly of early Supergrass. Both these tracks are their own flavor, while succeeding= fully in their own right. {Link to listen in bio}
  • The spacey allure of “Lucent Vortex” is engrossing, its lush synth pad and effervescent lead building with a futuristic glow. Murmured background vocals – in English and Japanese – emit a melodic frequency in the back, like a cry from space. The newest track from Norwegian artist @mariusmaeland , “Lucent Vortex” is an atmospheric success that showcases the artist’s talented tendencies. {Link to listen in bio}

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