“Run” is a memorable new track from Split Refraction, pairing folk and electronic elements within lyrical reflections of an outlaw’s paranoid flight from the consequences of his past. A warming array of
New Tracks
A twangy, melodic rock allure develops throughout “Who Can Count on Careless Love?” — a stellar new single from Double Truck, a Philadelphia-based project led by Sam Thacker. Recorded with Kevin Basko
Spacey synths and sturdy guitar strums intertwine with magnetic impact on “Beneath the Sky,” a newly released track from EXGHOST, an Ohio-based project led by Ed Shuttleworth. “Can you laugh all your
Philadelphia-based band Heavy Tears deliver a mellow, atmospheric rock warmness on “Velvet Walk.” Comforting bass pulses and gentle guitar twangs bolster an amiable vocal feeling, with a reference to “when the weekend’s
A heartfelt guitar-driven pop and rock synergy shines on “Endless,” the second track from Bad Brain. Its production reminds fondly of The 1975 and Last Dinosaurs in its hooky, electronic-touched alt-pop amiability.
Copenhagen-based duo Countermarch hypnotizes with an artful, sample-friendly tonal expanse on new single "On Tilt" -- the first release from upcoming album Skin of Perception.
A beautifully introspective folk track from Rob Europe, “Where The Weird Folk Grow” is affecting in portraying the struggle with “aging out of the optimism in the music industry.” The artist’s commanding,
A heartfelt pop track from singer-songwriter Ananya Ashok, “Unrealized Dreams” is described as “a call to take control of your own story.” The mystique of the veena instrument enamors to start, as
New Albums
Alt-folk husband and wife duo Pegasuses consume on their new album Sea of Joy, showcasing the Southampton-based act as expanding their intimate,
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The new EP from singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist I Forget Myself, An Exception conveys a strong alternative rock identity with focus and
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field is a lushly inviting piano-led EP from Annstiina, an artist based in Järvenpää, Finland. Previously succeeding in the art pop realm,
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Detroit-based songwriter Daniel Rodak presents his self-titled album as a stripped-back, self-produced statement rooted in folk and folk-rock tradition, recorded just outside
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