A deeply personal neoclassical release, In Omeostasi is the captivating EP from Italian composer Francesco Trento. Fusing historic acoustic piano with spacey electronic textures,
An enjoyably emotive rock-charged album, When and How It Happened is the compelling sophomore album from San Francisco-based band 37 Houses. Live-recorded in Colorado,
A consuming display of narrative instrumentation, “Sad but Beautiful” is a lovely neoclassical single from Milanese composer Richard Green. Part of his ambitious instrumental
A powerful output after decades away, Leviathan is the memorable new album from Philadelphia post-punk band Sri Lanka. The record reworks archival material alongside
An alluring single sprinkled with Americana and jazzy infusions, “Secrets” is a memorable release from Malmö-based singer-songwriter Sara Eliisa. Backed by Lee Allison’s production,
Delighting in its twangy, dreamy rock disposition, “All I Want to Do Is to Be Stupid” is a resonating new track from Ezra Duran-Garcia’s
An impactful new track from Tennessee May, “Is It Real or a Dream?” blends serene synth-touched pop and memorable lyrical introspection, framing a personal
A riveting single that explores yearning in various facets, from romantic to creative pursuits, “Desire” is a lovely output from Toronto-based artist Morgara. A
A riveting display of new-wave and post-punk precision, Videopticons is the new album from Vancouver-based trio The Zaxons. Built on catchy rhythms, nocturnal synths,
An immersive prog-rock concept album, Scenes from a Revolution is the stellar new release from New Jersey-based collective Forgotten Roads. The ambitious project blends
