Based out of Stockholm, Sweden, Helga Arvesten incorporates her uniquely effective vocal presence with atmospheric pop songwriting, reaching majestic heights akin to Adele at points. New track “Don’t Speak”, the second of
New Tracks
Thunderous waves of guitar and flickering synths kick off “Standalone Syndrome”, a new track from European act Sinoptik, who have toured extensively and shared the stage wit hthe likes of Marilyn Manson
Above are the most memorable tracks featured throughout December 2017, streaming on both Spotify and Soundcloud. Some tracks may be missing from the Spotify playlist, since not every submitted track is available
Above are the most memorable tracks featured throughout November 2017, streaming on both Spotify and Soundcloud. Some tracks may be missing from the Spotify playlist, since not every submitted track is available
From forming in a Binghamton, NY basement to becoming one of the most reputable acts in the fledging Buffalo music scene, The Tins continue to elevate with tracks like the recent “Clearly
“You Don’t See Me“, was our first peek at Australian quartet The Tambourine Girls’ second LP (due for release in early 2018), providing a strongly melodic form of guitar-led yearning with stylistic
Belgian act van den Bear describes the project as “the story of a man that sometimes felt like a bear and then sung about it.” Beyond that, there’s not much out there
Arthur Fowler grew up emulating Jimi Hendrix on the East Side of Milwaukee, shifting to becoming active in the blues jam scene in the early ’80s. In college, he collaborated with the
New Albums
Favourite Armchair‘s self-titled album stirs as a creative showcase of art-folk and psychedelia. Featuring a multi-instrumental ensemble, the record explores life’s fragile,
MoreAn immersive, atmospheric work shaped by stillness, Ocoeur‘s new album Greener Grass, Clearer Water explores nature’s fragility and renewal. The album blends
MoreAn eclectic ten-chapter journey from Czech composer and keyboardist Otto Orany, 10 Blue-Penciled Stories features a hybrid ensemble of saxophone, clarinet, oboe,
MoreA captivating blend of intricate harp arrangements and melodic folk-pop, Stephanie Babirak‘s new album Rotten Fruit masterfully explores morality and identity. The
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