New Tracks

cutty – “Shadows in the Street”

Hull, UK-based duo cutty craft a dynamic electronic pop allure on “Shadows in the Street,” shifting seamlessly from bass-y danceability to spacious, dreamy intrigue. Amy Precious’s vocals are a standout element within

EMPTY SIGNALS – “BEYOND”

A pulsing, nocturnal synth energy builds throughout “BEYOND,” a memorable track from EMPTY SIGNALS, via the artist’s EP SKYSCAPERS. Lyrics depict venturing “through the darkness” in feeling reflective of personal tumult and

Soul Civilian – “Ego”

A gripping single out today from Soul Civilian, “Ego” struts a delectable psych-rock groove, which per the artist intends to “feel like a psychedelic trip without falling into too many of the

Luxury Mane – “Youth Envy”

A breezy rocker from Luxury Mane, “Youth Envy” consumes in its drive from surfy guitar twangs to more caressing jangling, as serene vocals lament “youth envy, you’re killing me.” Reminding fondly of

Madrid Exit – “Somehow”

After captivating us earlier this year with the beautifully atmospheric single “Gone,” Madrid Exit again immerses with “Somehow,” representing the fourth single from the project of Montreal-based Alexy Préfontaine, also known as

Pink Triangle – “I Wanna Be That Girl”

Nashville-based rockers Pink Triangle enthuse on their second single “I Wanna Be That Girl,” venturing from smitten lyricism and sparse twangs into a more bursting, charismatic hookiness. The band describes the track’s

Jenna Victoria – “IT’S JUST LIFE”

A memorable pop track beckoning to “open your eyes,” “IT’S JUST LIFE” is an enjoyable output from Jenna Victoria. “The moon in the night, is talking to me in my mind,” Jenna

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New Albums

Tangent – ‘Disclosure’

Dutch electronic duo Tangent return with Disclosure, their seventh album and first in three years, expanding their shadowy IDM sound through tactile

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Nathaniel Sutton – ‘The Days’

Nathaniel Sutton’s excellent new album The Days weaves between dynamic full-band arrangements and more introspective acoustic moments. Across its reflections on growing

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