“Constance” is a hauntingly rousing folk effort from Carla D’Amore, a native New Yorker who has relocated to Copenhagen, Denmark. “My music creates a space that asks the listener to open up
New Tracks
Bodywash have proven very capable at crafting moody, consuming soundscapes in the past, from their cover of The Beach Boys’ “All I Wanna Do” to their 2016 track “Nothing At All.” The
New Jersey singer/songwriter Aadams unveils a haunting folk sound on new track “Forever on the Fence.” Released today, the track continues the powerful sound shown on track “Castaway” a couple months ago.
Copenhagen duo Maroc impress again with “Punch Drunk Rich Kid,” showing a style that infuses nocturnal hip-hop beats with an entrancing vibe reminiscent of King Krule. Following up last month’s stellar track
Formed in 2007, in a cabin in the Swedish outbacks, Billy Momo are a band that show infectious appeal on new track “Frozen City.” The track succeeds in two parts; concisely effective
“Memories” is the latest track from CRÈME, released today. The project of Trixie Reiss has impressed with many tracks in the past, and this is one is no exception. Effervescent synth pulsations
Brooklyn folk act The Weird Years emphasize a multitude of strengths on “Ticking Time,” a highlight off their recently released self-titled EP. A quaint, playful acoustic presence aids the lush vocal presence,
Astrolemo impressed last year with the Haunting Me EP and the track “Just Another Lie,” an atmospheric effort with spacey synth arps, bustling trip-hop rhythms and hypnotic vocal effects. The project, which
New Albums
Rennes, France-based artist Stromboli Bazaar delights across new album Textures – A Rain of Glass, crafting memorable soundscapes through an array of
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Blending house, techno, and trance influences, Tel Aviv-based electronic producer Sonic Pulses crafts new EP HANDS UP around personal reflections on loss
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London-based The DB Coopers build recent album The Return of The DB Coopers around the enduring mystery of the 1971 D.B. Cooper
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London-based duo Stage Door Guy‘s Keep It in the Family EP pairs ska and blues influences across two original compositions and a
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