Impressing in its range from introspective folk to rock mystique, Blow My Cover is the latest album from Ajay Mathur. The thirteen songs within
Philadelphia-based quartet Close Drive show a soaring blend of rock and folk on their debut studio EP, Old Daze. Catchy hooks and brooding introspection
Out today, Chemical Oasis is the debut album from London-based artist Cody Pepper, the project of French singer/songwriter Pauline Janier. The release thoroughly impresses
Barcelona-based artist Genís Bagés conjures a uniquely atmospheric listening experience throughout the debut album MENTAL, a free-flowing success in electronic experimentation with intriguing textural
San Francisco-based band Keepers of Humanity craft a debonair, timeless-sounding rock appeal throughout their second studio EP, Pansori. Piano is a prominent force within
A darkly gripping album from Berlin-based band Lolita Terrorist Sounds, St. Lola engrosses with an enjoyably jarring fusing of industrial rock and post-punk. The
The sophomore album from Michigan-based multi-instrumentalist Brother Wolf, After Fear plays with an anthemic, cathartic impact throughout its rock, post-punk, and electronic pursuits. The
A resonating rock album from Vast Robot Armies, The What Gallery initially was intended as an “in-house” production. Mid-way through the album’s creative process,
Dreamcatcher is a gripping new album from Philadelphia-based band Dramamine, who excel with an atmospheric blend of shoegaze and dream-pop. The project first caught
London-based artist Domax crafts a range of illuminating soundscapes throughout the Dark Storm EP, infusing spacey synth ventures and atmospheric guitar additions. The opening
