Crafting a memorable fusing of shoegaze, dream-pop, and alternative, Brooklyn-based married duo smush showcase their strong sound with two recent covers: Hotline TNT’s “Lawyers
Lee Feather and The Night Movers’ “Drugs for Christmas” is a whimsically dark holiday tale, blending playful mischief with off-kilter storytelling. Capturing late-night city
A gorgeous chamber-folk track with nostalgic, hypnotic allure, “Marigold” is a standout success from Gabriel Zingiber, an artist based in Brighton and Hove, England.
South Carolina-based artist <3peace. captivates with “COLORS (LETTING GO),” a luminous, synth-driven single blending bouncy bass lines, soulful vocals, and bright electronic textures. The
Jared Bill‘s third album, Unknown Country, serves up a surreal tapestry of Appalachian tales, unique characters, and offbeat vignettes. Balancing satirical storytelling with intricate
Israeli rock band lizardream craft a dark, cinematic intrigue on their new track “Stories,” presenting a blend of twangy guitar mystique, ghostly organs, and
Portland, OR-based artist juracán crafts an immersive electronic world on pierretronic, their first synth-driven release. The 12-track journey is shaped by IDM, downtempo, and
Brooklyn-based act Random Deluxe struts nostalgic, horn-forward soul on “In the Soup,” blending gripping brass work, lush keys, and a funk-laden rhythmic pulse into
A stark portrait of codependency, “sadist” is another stirring success from Olina, the London-based artist whose strong songwriting has caught our ears previously this
Edinburgh-based singer-songwriter Sophie Penman returns after a two-year hiatus with the memorable new single “Albert Street,” achieving a soulfully introspective folk appeal in its
