In its chilled-out bliss, “Alone” is a striking new track from Geminii, a Chicago-based artist who incorporates late-night brass, glistening jazz-laden keys, and hazy organs over her cool vocal nonchalance. The hypnotic
New Tracks
The Angel Makers are a duo from Colchester, England with a hauntingly memorable sound, which on “Things That I Forget” incorporates the ghostly croon of Shauna Kelly with psych-friendly guitar effects and
Babe Parade is a Los Angeles-based quartet with a suave, catchy vein of rock. On excellent new track “Honeycomb”, brisk guitar and bass lines leading the way over a sly vocal presence
Peak Body EP by Peak Body Peak Body are a minimalist electronic post-punk duo from Hobart, Tasmania, who released their debut self-titled EP on cassette and digital this past week. Consisting of
Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter Moira Mack is an emerging artist who showcases a number of talents on new track “I Worry I Worry” from her entrancing, smoky vocals (think Janelle MonĂ¡e) to her
“P.A.W.S.” is the hypnotic and catchy new release from Channel Swimmer, who also dropped his new full-length Souvenirs this week (streaming in full below — and it’s strongly recommended). “P.A.W.S.” navigates from
Based out of Philly, Mulch Aikens is churning out some seriously impressive sounds. Merging influences culled from “classic disco music and contemporary underground music,” Mulch reminds of Toro y Moi in the
Timothy Lockwood has already made a mark in the flourishing Australian music scene as the guitarist for Kilter, though has recently entered the solo realm with two new tracks in “Grim Reaper’s
New Albums
A fully immersive LP from Damenja, The Birds Will Always Sing crafts an intricate electronic universe where industrial textures meet serene, natural
MoreA triumphant debut full-length from Cincinnati-based band Tina Fey, Victory Lap delivers a hard-rocking spiritedness amidst heavy, relatable themes — spanning from
MoreThe newest record from Seattle-based quartet Guest Directors, Before You Get Broken captures a vast sonic range that balances ethereal, swirling textures
MoreNewly released album The Stories That You Weave showcases the self-recorded ingenuity of Phoenix-based artist Thomas Young, performing as Victims of the
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