Martin Kuiper‘s track “Freak On Fire” brings a contagious guitar-driven energy to the forefront, playing as the seventh single from his upcoming album Prison Of Modesty. The lyricism centers on a young
New Tracks
FAKE SUEDE‘s funky pop delight “Speak Up” explores the moment when a situationship demands definition, pairing soulful vocals with mellow guitars, lush harmonies, and a funky groove. The project is the brainchild
“New Misty Morning” is an alluring electronic pop success from Awaywhere, the San Francisco-based project of visual artist and musician Justin Kleiner. Lucy Rod‘s melodic vocals star throughout as well, accompanying an
An impassioned, climactic rock power shows across “Helio,” an impactful new single from Chatrooms, a band based in the San Fernando Valley. A dynamic structural prowess unveils, from initially dreamy introspection to
A resonant new track from Brooklyn / Lancaster (UK)-based artist Luke Benjamin’s project Kodak Kid, “Half Moon” struts a dub-friendly surf-rock appeal, drawing inspiration from both a painful breakup and the solace
Louisville, Kentucky-based band Routine Caffeine present a lushly mesmerizing blend of shoegaze and alternative on "Porcelain Doll," the second single via their upcoming album.
Ella Aslin‘s new single “Be With Her” turns unrequited love into a warmly melodic pop-rock reflection, balancing prancing piano, lush vocals, and twangy guitars. Inspired by a best-friend crush, the song embraces
Brooklyn-based band Honeysucker unveil a funky, shimmering hookiness throughout recent track “Femme Fatales & Bicoastal Divas,” a grooving delight coming from their upcoming debut LP, out this fall. They describe the single
New Albums
The Wires Out is a new EP from NYC’s THROES NYC that expands the band’s electronic-driven approach into more pop-oriented territory while
MoreDenver-based psych-rock trio DOOM SLUG make their full-length debut with Year of the Slug, a captivating 10-track release that embraces a wide-ranging
MoreNomad Disco’s new EP Insomnia builds upon the foundation of the band’s debut Pressure Island, revisiting “Flashbacks” with new lyrics alongside three
MoreJersey City-based quartet Royal Blush consume across a broad spectrum of alt-rock throughout From Where We’re From, their second EP, moving between
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