New Tracks

James Tabbi – “Slow Slow Slow”

“Slow Slow Slow” marks James Tabbi’s first solo release, introducing his forthcoming debut album A Temporary Resident after years as the lead singer of The Heroic Enthusiasts. Co-produced with Ben Hillier, the

R8FTOP 27 – “Descendance”

Unveiling a soulful, late-night synth-pop character, “Descendance” is a gorgeous track from German act R8FTOP 27. Stylish synth tones meld with dreamy siren ambience and a mellow, hypnotic bass presence — resulting

Sam Sample – “XACTO”

Showing ample Americana heart, Sam Sample channels the shock of a sudden breakup into “XACTO,” a new single released ahead of her sophomore album Look in the Mirror and Beg. Flickering bass

Silverface Twin – “Levitate”

“Levitate” fuses alt-rock punchiness and shoegaze-inspired textures for an impactful listen, coming via Phoenix, AZ-based band Silverface Twin. “Teach me how to leave the ground,” the initial vocals build with dreamy momentum,

Anjoli Simone – “Easy Money”

Enveloping in its swell from Americana introspection to twangy fervor, “Easy Money” is a stirring track from Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter and guitarist Anjoli Simone. Also a touring guitarist with numerous acts, from R&B

No Beauty – “Matty”

Hamilton, Ontario-based act No Beauty conjure a gripping alt-rock vigor on “Matty,” described as exploring “a looming sense of despondency and a constant underlying urge to escape town.” Nostalgic guitar riffs drive

Kids Table – “Where You Shouldn’t Be”

D.C.-based band Kids Table showcase their momentum-filled pop songwriting on recent track “Where You Shouldn’t Be.” Coming via their new album 3AM Club, the track ventures from an initial lead of piano

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New Albums

Tangent – ‘Disclosure’

Dutch electronic duo Tangent return with Disclosure, their seventh album and first in three years, expanding their shadowy IDM sound through tactile

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Nathaniel Sutton – ‘The Days’

Nathaniel Sutton’s excellent new album The Days weaves between dynamic full-band arrangements and more introspective acoustic moments. Across its reflections on growing

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