Garden Tourist is a stylishly melodic new album from Florida-based musician and producer Craigology. The release’s blend of jazz, electronic, and pop sounds result
Its vibrant production gorgeously infusing playful synths, tender guitars, and eclectic brass tones, “Fresco, parce” is a stylish single from London-based artist Departure. “Fresco,
A thought-provoking release spanning from the unsettling to lushly engrossing, Minds is a new album from Fabels, a duo based in Sydney, Australia. The
The hypnotic, grooving Soups and Starters is an enthralling EP from Step into the Kitchen, a band from Portland, OR. A psychedelic fervency surrounds
“Golden Tree” is a gripping track released today from DAAY, a London-based 6-piece led by Alex Barty-King. The band’s powerful sound is on full
Frozen Inertia present genre-defying experimentation throughout their new album After the Circus. Based in Oakland, California and Akron, Ohio, the project features Timothy Graves
“Lal Dhaga” showcases the merging of traditional Japanese folk elements with rock music, exemplary of the eclectic approach from Rock of Asia. The Japanese
Minneapolis-based band Lazy Scorsese unveil a funky, synth-tinged sound with psychedelic intrigue throughout their track “Medicine Man 2.0.” The release is a spin on
Tender blues guitars and sweltering organ lead on “Sweet Misery,” a memorable track from George Gritzbach, off his sixth studio release, Full Circle. The
The first single from Andrew Robertson‘s forthcoming debut album, “Steve Jobs Song” is an impressive saxophone-propelled work with nostalgic charm, reminding at points of
