Melbourne rockers RAT!hammock recently released their new single “Love You Til I Die”, a great showing of the group’s suavely effective songwriting. Led by the songwriting of Jackson Phelan and a mutual
New Tracks
“Voicemail” is a success in every regard, from Khronos Beats’ pulsating, infectiously vintage production to RaneRaps’ intensely precise delivery, fondly reminiscent of André 3000 in tone and output. High-energy verses swell around
We have recently passed the last days of summer, making this dreamy ballad from Latvian dream-pop five-piece Polifauna a timely one, both in terms of its title and overall atmosphere. Lush vocals
Sound the Alarm by Filthy Kitsch Filthy Kitsch is a melodic, psych-pop project from Stockholm, Sweden, whose new single “Sound the Alarm” works on a buzzing Tame Impala-like rhythm section and spacey
We’re happy to premiere the atmospheric, enthralling new track from Miles Dismond. The jazz-laden psych-pop gem “All to Myself” rides smoothly on a thick bass line, hazy vocals, slick guitar lines, and
Norwegian rock act Remedies just released a new track in “High As The Moon”, showcasing a smooth assortment of buzzing synth, keys, and enthralling vocals initially. The hook at 00:53 lifts up
James Wyatt Crosby, formerly of Toronto-based dream-pop act Garbagio, just released his solo debut album Twins on September 15th. Album highlight “Lightning” is an instantly accessible, infectiously gliding track that showcases the
Last Summer's Day by Garbanotas Bosistas Lithuanian psych-rock quartet Garbanotas Bosistas exude a gorgeous sound on their track “Last Summer’s Day”, a ballad for its aforementioned season, “about the peaks of mountains
New Albums
Nathaniel Sutton’s excellent new album The Days weaves between dynamic full-band arrangements and more introspective acoustic moments. Across its reflections on growing
MoreSinger-songwriter Stephanie Phillips embraces life’s shifting terrain on Walking the Tightrope, a progressive-folk album shaped by profound personal upheaval, including bereavement and
MoreGet Together unites China’s Summer Fades Away and Nashville-based instrumental duo Vaudlow in a stirring two-track collaboration shaped by their shared affinity
MorePianist and improviser Ashot Danielyan showcases his expressive solo playing on Make Classical Music Great Again, a collection of seven spontaneous piano
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