Bridging introspective emotion and a rock-forward hookiness, “Birth” is the recent single from Blue Coffee. The French band formed after the loss of a
Toronto-based artist Chloe Mayse takes us into their past with “HIGH SCHOOL,” while also providing a cathartic vision of present self; Mayse describes the
An abundance of forest imagery and existential introspection permeates Death Meditations of a Westerner, the poignantly titled EP from Montanus. The Norwegian singer/songwriter crafted
Spanning from traditional acoustic jazz to invigorating electric rock, Identity Crisis is an enveloping new EP from The Gentlemen’s Anti-Temperance League. The EP is
London-based folk artist Will Pope enamors on new single “Rooftops,” which ascends from trickling acoustics into gorgeous string arrangements amidst Pope’s stirring vocals. The
A new EP from NYC-based project Mortal Prophets, Brian Eno In Heaven shows an abundance of melodic and atmospheric intrigue — continuing a very
The Margaret Hooligans impress on their seventh single “The StoneHengers,” strutting a fervent garage-rock charisma with hypnotic infusions of reflective backing vocal adornments. The
A melodic rock drive enamors throughout The Consolation, an enveloping new EP from The Buddyrevelles. The project formed in 1997 in Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
A compelling slice of bluesy Americana, “Boo Boo Betty” is a new single from Liz Nash, based in Mount Dora, Florida. The artist also
North Carolina-based rockers Modern Moxie reveal the third single from their upcoming EP with “Don’t Look at Me,” a confident and anthemic success exploring
