El Campo are an act from Austin, Texas, who have showcased their engaging folk-rock at SXSW, CMJ, and three national and numerous regional tours (sharing the stage with names like Best Coast,
New Tracks
Blue Realization is the Toronto-based project of Oscar Ota, who aims to “express the beauty of infinite consciousness in a form of indie music.” He composes all music at his home studio.
“Scatter Your Millions” is a memorable track from Sleep Moscow, a Swedish act that impresses throughout their recent album A Wounded Moon. Their second single, the track is written by Petter Kindström
Jordan Vincent is an artist from Los Angeles, whose career as a vocalist and songwriter has yielded success thus far. His vocals have appeared on recordings alongside Michael Bublé, Blackthought (The Roots),
The brief though infectious “GREEN TEA” is a new track from Goose, Esq. — a 22-year-old rapper and producer from Denton, Texas. He melds the psych-friendly nature of conscious rap with a
Hypnos Soma are a psych-rock act from London, whose recent self-titled album shows multiple soundscapes dripping with reverb and hypnotic guitars. Opener “Hear the Call” recalls the soporific tendencies of Spiritualized, especially
“Slippery” is a striking debut from Brooklyn-based artist Discount Sunset, who manages to balance a captivating lushness with guitar-driven hooks that pop. “I don’t wanna make you fall down,” he sings during
“Land Astronaut” is a consuming new track from ODDSn_nds, the project of Dan Rodriguez, who describes himself as ” a blues guitarist who doesn’t write blues music, misses ’90s rock, isn’t afraid
New Albums
Ontario, Canada-based artist lemon. takes a darker turn on the five-track EP A Fresh Grave, incorporating gothic rock and new-wave influences into
MoreFormed in 2025, Richmond, VA-based trio Space Movies brings together members of Flesh Machine, Foresterr, and Blame Game for a self-titled debut
MoreFriend‘s consuming album Trash is a deliberately varied solo production, conceived over six years with each song taking shape around a distinct
MoreAn eclectic rock success, Bollard‘s new album HEAT moves between post-punk steadiness, dreamy reflections, and bursts of full-bodied rock fervor. The Melbourne
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