The Internet Mausoleum by Stars in Coma Stars in Coma return with another excellent piece of pop songwriting. “Digital and Analog Gods” comes via
Kicking off the year with the excellent “Ease Up,” Atlanta-based Alpha23 has released a steady stream of singles since. “Reel One” and “Reel Ones”
Kamilita continues showcasing a uniquely consuming vein of electro-pop on a new self-titled track, released with the video above. Echoing guitars join the initial
“What Could You Be Right Now?” is a newly released track from Mark Henes, the Nashville-based artist who impressed previously with “Ghost Train” and
“RM-1711” is a gripping track from Gallowayyys, who impressed with “Cold Showers” in March. The project, now based in Dallas, is one of the
After impressing with one of the year’s best tracks in psych-pop gem “How Do You Smile?,” Norwegian band Closing Eyes have released their second
“Lux Luv” is a superb track released today from Favours, a duo from Toronto comprised of Alex Zen and Jacq Andrade. Murky vocals and
“Want Me To Stay” is a striking track from Mini Trees, the project of Los Angeles-based musician Lexi Vega. Aesthetically reminiscent of Mitski’s ability
California-based duo Sleepy House groove into the weekend with the release of “Livin,” a soulfully infectious single. The project already impressed last month with
Blond in Car impress with an electro-minded vein of catchy pop on their debut track “Who’s Gonna Love That Girl.” The Los Angeles-based duo
