New Tracks

iamforest – “Atoms”

Luke Forest Hartle is a multi-instrumentalist and audio engineer, who creates music under the name iamforest. The Vancouver native has dabbled in a variety of sounds and arsenals, from the stripped-down acoustics

Phileas Fogg – “Ready Or Not”

Phileas Fogg’s new track “Ready Or Not” shows some impressive melodic adventuring in its first minute alone, traversing from a loose psych-rock stroll into a ferociously urgent punk-laden push at 00:35, reminiscent

The Notas – “Speak Slower”

The Notas are an emerging band with members from Ireland, Pakistan, Zimbabwe, and Nigeria. With new single “Speak Slower”, the second part of a trilogy of singles they’re releasing, The Notas show

BLVL – “Internal Heights”

French group BLVL’s new track “Internal Heights” expertly transitions between lush moments of patient pysch-pop and effervescent bursts of rock-led spaciousness, particularly at the 02:26 transition. From this moment, it’s difficult to

Jon Freeman – “Flowers on the Moon”

Jon Freeman possesses a gripping, quivering vocal tone that reminds of nostalgic ballads, set best while dancing in the moonlight circa 1954. New track “Flowers on the Moon” is a fine example

GEMS – “Poison”

For the past five full moons, GEMS have released a new single. “Poison”, the fifth and most recent single from the Los Angeles-based act’s Every Full Moon series, is a track that’s

willolux – “Modern Day Maestro”

willolux is the project of Canadian singer/songwriter Kristina Emmott, who on new track “Modern Day Maestro” combines guitar crunches and twangs with a confident vocal delivery, one that’s crisp and tonally in-sync

LakeCube – “Atmospheric Rivers”

LakeCube is the atmospheric, psychedelic project of Luke Bace, out of Berkeley, California. According to Bace, his gripping new single “Atmospheric Rivers” features “field recordings from a camping trip with my wife

New Albums

MIDTONES – ‘Mountain’

MIDTONES combine gorgeous folk-rock dynamics with emotional thematic terrain on their third album, Mountain. The East Nashville-based quartet navigate the “midtones” of

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