New Tracks

The Lovely Sparrows – “Multiple Lives”

A melodic, haunting track from The Lovely Sparrows‘ upcoming album, “Multiple Lives” is exemplary of the act’s quality songwriting. “I wish we could find those liminal spaces,” initial vocals yearn amidst a

Pat Faking – “Easy”

“Easy” is the latest single from Pat Faking, immersing with a gentle yet impactful rock sound. Thumping bass and slight guitar twangs intertwine with hypnotic effect to start, guiding into a soothing

Broke Royals – “The Weather”

A modern pop brightness intertwines with vibe-y ’80s nostalgia on “The Weather,” a hooky new single from Washington, DC-based band Broke Royals. Taking inspiration from acts like The 1975, Charly Bliss, and

Chris Canipe – “Barely Stitched”

Kansas City-based singer-songwriter Chris Canipe delivers a satiating rock sound on new single “Barely Stitched,” the opener to his excellent new album Monuments. Canipe describes the track, which succeeds in its melodic

Damnesia – “Slingshot Vestibule”

Fondly reminiscent of Roxy Music in its suavely impactful post-punk and art-pop synergy, “Slingshot Vestibule” is a new track from Damnesia. A thumping bass ferocity and ghostly keys combine with a steady

Candytuft – “Druid”

Asheville, NC-based band Candytuft consume with a debonair, stylish appeal on new single "Druid," described as "about a 'situationship' that has become complicated."

Outerboros – “Luxury Bunkers” (ft. Vacationer)

A gripping collaborative single from NYC-based duo Outerboros and Philly-based band Vacationer, “Luxury Bunkers” is a textured, psychedelic tour-de-force — infusing glistening electronics, brisk rhythms, and dynamic vocals that shift from lush

jimi iv – “Faygo”

Lush acoustic strums and starry-eyed synths produce a spacey, melodic charm across “Faygo,” an enjoyable track from jimi iv, an artist originally from New Hampshire and now based in Los Angeles. An

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New Albums

Rina Kharrasova – ‘Ravel: Sonatine’

Rina Kharrasova captivates with a sharply focused interpretation of Maurice Ravel’s Sonatine, M. 40. Moving beyond “impressionistic haze,” the Moscow Conservatory graduate

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