An affecting folk-ready expanse takes hold on “Burning Man,” a recent track from Budd Jeepers. The Minneapolis-based singer-songwriter describes the release as “about embracing
Los Angeles-based project Some Spirit captivates with a moody, visceral sound on new single “I Won’t Let You Down.” Featuring Jonny Diina on vocals,
“California Heatwave” is a hypnotic, jangly charmer from soft siren, A combination of jangling and twangy guitar layers complement a playful bass line to
Reminiscent of Smashing Pumpkins’ “Mayonaise” in its ascent from hazy, lush guitar swirls to blasts of warming distortion, “Specter of Circumstance” is a gripping
Tokyo-based artist Sapsei delivers a vibrant urban animation in sound with the debut single “What’s the Difference Between This Fish and That Fish?” The
Chilean duo Chroma Noir tout a sound steeped in apocalyptic new wave and cinematic atmospherics (drawing from both Vangelis and Blade Runner) on their
Nashville-based artist Anana Kaye delivers a haunting reimagining of Leonard Cohen’s “There Is A War.” By trading the original’s strings for grimy distortion and
Baltimore-based rocker Will Sims delivers a punchy alternative anthem in “I Gave It All For You,” fusing heavy guitar distortion with visceral vulnerability. Recorded
The stirring original single “Journey to the Moon” finds Metz, France-based artist Dan Szyller delivering an energetic rock appeal fueled by global unrest and
Building on her second consecutive win at last week’s 68th Annual GRAMMY Awards, Carla Patullo delivers the emotionally resonant album Nomadica. This Best New
