New Tracks

Premiere: Spiller – “Grapes of Wrath”

Eugene, Oregon-based quartet Spiller impressed this past July with the track “Midwest“, a nice culmination of their indie-rock, math-rock, and jazz-incorporated elements. The track shifted seamlessly from more barren moments, like the

Maple & Beech – “Sand Sing”

Maple & Beech, the duo of Tyler Tholl and Pete James Johnson, were featured this past February with the excellent “Cavers” — a memorable track with an Afro-pop-y tone, with blaring brass-like

Suburban Birds – “Break Me Down”

Salt Lake City-based Suburban Birds’ upcoming debut LP Lituya Bay is preceded by the release of its second single “Break Me Down”, recorded in “a beachy atmosphere with a lo-fi live feel”

RAT!hammock – “Love You Til I Die”

Melbourne rockers RAT!hammock recently released their new single “Love You Til I Die”, a great showing of the group’s suavely effective songwriting. Led by the songwriting of Jackson Phelan and a mutual

RaneRaps – “Voicemail” (prod. Khronos Beats)

“Voicemail” is a success in every regard, from Khronos Beats’ pulsating, infectiously vintage production to RaneRaps’ intensely precise delivery, fondly reminiscent of AndrĂ© 3000 in tone and output. High-energy verses swell around

Polifauna – “Last Days of Summer”

We have recently passed the last days of summer, making this dreamy ballad from Latvian dream-pop five-piece Polifauna a timely one, both in terms of its title and overall atmosphere. Lush vocals

Filthy Kitsch – “Sound the Alarm”

Sound the Alarm by Filthy Kitsch Filthy Kitsch is a melodic, psych-pop project from Stockholm, Sweden, whose new single “Sound the Alarm” works on a buzzing Tame Impala-like rhythm section and spacey

Premiere: Miles Dismond – “All to Myself”

We’re happy to premiere the atmospheric, enthralling new track from Miles Dismond. The jazz-laden psych-pop gem “All to Myself” rides smoothly on a thick bass line, hazy vocals, slick guitar lines, and

New Albums

Lexytron – ‘Something New’

The captivating new album from Lexytron, Something New enamors in its palpable emotion and stylistic variety. Shimmering synths, jangly guitars, and dramatic

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