New Jersey act Villain + Zavier show polished post-punk chops on new track “You + I”. The group came together over mutual tastes, their initial work culminating in a request to do
New Tracks
Bishop Battle’s new track “Fly Away” is a consuming effort, starting with a lush and airy synth lead that bubbles inward. “Let’s fly away,” Bishop sings, prompting the entry of percussion, and
Park Hill Prophet by Meanr Mynr After impressing with multiple tracks last year, Meanr Mynr is at it again with a striking new full-length, Park Hill Prophet. The release chronicles the life
Swedish artist Lil T-Shirt has been generating buzz for his smooth take on lush R&B and hip-hop, proving as an aptly atmospheric supporting act for How To Dress Well, at Debaser Strand
After impressing with “Flashing Lights” late last year, Zaritza is back with a fierce new track that again showcases a riveting alternative pop/rock hybrid. The chorus – “I believe that we are
Following a series of well-received gigs in the UK, Foundlings continue their momentum with new single “Horizon”. The London/Brighton-based play a serene vein of rock here, fond of jangly guitars and retrospective
Syringa are a promising act, originally from northern Idaho and now relocated to Nashville, TN. They integrate elements of blues, soul, and angst into a melodic indie-rock sound that flows nicely on
“Remarkable” is a great entry point when digging into cityGirl’s material. The solo artist crafts an entrancing sound from his apartment, “with a couple of keyboards and some good software.” The bedroom-based
New Albums
A powerful display of heartfelt Americana, raucous garage rock, and angsty punk, The Devil You Know is the excellent debut album from
MoreA riveting display in gloomy, retro-futuristic darkwave and synth-pop, SINS LIES AND DEVOTION is the gripping new album from Mexico City-based producer
MoreMelding sophisticated West African polyrhythms with a deeply soulful, jazzy finesse, Four Lemmas is the stunning new full-length from New York-based artist
MoreWritten between Beirut and New England, Kite without a string is the affecting debut album from the folk band John Lebanon. The
More
