New Tracks

Allan Jamisen – “All I Am Is You”

Phoenix, AZ-based artist Allan Jamisen captivates with “All I Am Is You,” a new track that fuses electronic grit, soulful interplay, and cinematic textures. Jamisen has long explored genre-spanning sounds — from

The House Flies – “Sweet Foxhound”

A fantastic track from Midwest-based act The House Flies, “Sweet Foxhound” unfolds with dynamic captivation — seamlessly maneuvering from jangly post-punk intrigue into a rock-forward vigor. Following up last year’s album Mannequin

olive green – “Five O’Clock”

Lush alt-pop and shoegaze-friendly textures converge beautifully on “Five O’Clock,” the debut single from San Francisco-based duo olive green. The new project comprises Matthew Farrell (of previously featured band Night Hikes) and

Zoos – “Letting Go”

The first single from Brooklyn-based band Zoos following a four-year hiatus, “Letting Go” achieves a balance of moody rock intrigue and anthemic vocal outpourings. A spacious, nocturnal soundscape emanates right away, as

Roses and Roses – “Touching the Sun”

Los Angeles-based project Roses and Roses craft a moving, dreamy rock entrancement on "Touching the Sun," balancing the pain of grief and the light apparent within moving forward.

Greta Ruth – “The Back Room”

Heartrending strings and dreamy guitar trickles consume alongside vulnerable lyrical power on "The Back Room," a standout new track from Minneapolis-based singer-songwriter Greta Ruth.

Bleak Streak – “Dork Shadows”

Dork Shadows by Bleak Streak Stockholm-based trio Bleak Streak unveil an ominous, poignantly scathing rock invigoration on new single “Dork Shadows.” A quaint assortment of piano, brass, and simmering orchestration make for

New Albums

Titus Maz – ‘Midnight Station’

London-based guitarist Titus Maz digs into late-night introspection on his excellent album Midnight Station. Blending modern jazz, groove fusion, and cinematic textures,

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The Drupes – ‘The Drupes’

New Orleans-based band The Drupes deliver a stellar self-titled debut album. Fusing ’60s-revival pop, harmonious rock, post-punk, and Britpop charm, the guitar-driven

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