New Tracks

The Dirty Turkeys – “Cowboy Caravan”

Boulder-based band The Dirty Turkeys unveil a stylish rock command on “Cowboy Caravan,” the title track from their new album. “Do you know the words to this song?” debonair vocals open as

Pete Price – “House of Mirrors”

A suavely introspective folk-rock success from Pete Price, “House of Mirrors” is amongst the many successes on his new album, Pictures in Time. A lyrical enthrallment shows throughout, capturing how avoiding new

JERITACK – “A Mother’s Touch”

A melodic earworm from Dayton, OH-based duo JERITACK, “A Mother’s Touch” glistens with its jangly guitars and affectingly harmonious vocals. “This is a song I wrote for my mother to show how

Natur. – “Electric Nights”

Paris-based project Natur. unveils a captivating, moody electronic pop expanse on new single “Electric Nights.” Emanating throughout the production is a spacey synth drive, showcasing an inspiration by “earth, galaxies and nature,”

Vases – “Strange Mathematics”

“Strange Mathematics” is a dynamic success from Vases, the moniker of Los Angeles-based musician Ty Baron. Elements of shoegaze, post-punk, and electronica compel within, marking another success from the project — which

Stripes – “Forever, It Won’t Change”

A raucously melodic rock success from Stripes, “Forever, It Won’t Change” invigorates with pulsing guitar electricity and shout-y vocal charisma. The Brooklyn-based band impressed with the single “So Fucked” last month, and

The Wirelight – “Set Me Down”

A heartrending track that emits heartbreak alongside glistening guitars and key-touched illumination, “Set Me Down” is a memorable success from The Wirelight. The project represents the moniker of Atlanta-based musician Lewis Beard,

GL James – “SLOW DANCE”

Recently impressing with the track “IN BETWEEN,” GL James also enamors with the subdued, retro-feeling track “SLOW DANCE.” Hypnotic guitar twangs and swooning vocal dreaminess pair with stellar effect, inducing a swaying

New Albums

Lexytron – ‘Something New’

The captivating new album from Lexytron, Something New enamors in its palpable emotion and stylistic variety. Shimmering synths, jangly guitars, and dramatic

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