New Tracks

Floral Couches – “Red Wine”

Described as “short and sweet song about love lost,” “Red Wine” is an immersive track from Floral Couches. The project of artist Cody Gray has caught our ears in the past with

Justin Sconza – “Broken Glass”

Chicago-based artist Justin Sconza impresses on “Broken Glass,” amongst many highlights on his new album, Standards. Alongside a memorable production that melds a hazy psych-touched jangly rock appeal within a folk-ready disposition

Archer Oh – “Spineless”

A magnetic rocker from California-based act Archer Oh, “Spineless” escalates from intriguing mystique into a rousing “sky is burning!” anthemic ardor. Coming via their new album The Internal Theater, “Spineless” compels in

Fore Fader – “All I Ever”

Los Angeles-based duo Fore Fader casts a beautifully illuminated spell across “All I Ever,” whose gorgeous array of vocals — from dreamy ruminations to anthemic title-touting catharsis — melds seamlessly with twinkling

Magdala – “Knuckles”

The captivating debut single from NYC-based singer-songwriter Magdala, “Knuckles” fuses poetic lyrical prowess with a pulsing, meditative rock undercurrent. Reminding fondly of Fiona Apple in its artful lyricism and ruminating melodic fervor,

Reverliee – “Connect”

Berlin-based artist Reverliee crafts a confessional rock edge on new single “Connect,” which seamlessly expands from atmospheric pop-forward contemplation into a rousing drive to connect. Thematically, “Connect” artfully explores the raw tension

Zachary Mason – “Madness Gladness”

A twangy, dreamy allure shines on “Madness Gladness,” a new track from Zachary Mason, based out of Guildford, England. The lyrics display the impact of love, inducing a sort of madness —

Dream Bodies – “Don’t Look Back”

A hauntingly dreamy post-punk nostalgia emanates throughout “Don’t Look Back,” a newly released track from Dream Bodies, the solo project of Los Angeles-based artist Steven Fleet. Bearing a fond aesthetical resemblance to

New Albums

SYLIANRUE – ‘Reflection’

Following a career as an industrial rock vocalist, Tokyo-based Yuichi Nishikawa pivoted to composition after a vocal disorder, eventually scoring over 50

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