New Tracks

Sam Isles – “What She Said”

Showing an atmospheric alt-rock inspiration, “What She Said” is the debut single from Sam Isles, an artist based in Auburn, AL. “Nothing to recount, nothing to explain,” a quivering vocal feeling arises

The Hypnatwists – “Wicked Eyes”

“Wicked Eye” is an enjoyably eerie rock success from The Hypnatwists, a trio based in Salem, Oregon. “I just can’t resist those wicked eyes,” captures a state of being smitten, with “a

Ripsime – “Paradise”

“Paradise” is the memorable new single from London-based artist Ripsime, stirring in its electronic-touched soundscape and post-punk rhythmic inclinations. Ripsime’s vocals flow lushly alongside, melding with the instrumentation for an ’80s nostalgia

Arn. – “Talk is Cheap”

Engaging with alternations between heartfelt folk introspections and ardently melodic pleas, “Talk is Cheap” is a new track from Arn., a band based in Letterkenny, Ireland. Dazzling in its various aesthetical realms,

My Glass World – “You Can Feel It Coming”

Infusing a buzzing foreboding distortion with chilly keys and emergent saxophone, “You Can Feel It Coming” is a riveting single out today from My Glass World. The London-based act caught our ears

Saint Senara – “There’s A Storm Coming”

“There’s A Storm Coming” is a gripping rock declaration from Saint Senara, a singer/songwriter duo based in Cheltenham, England. Following their acclaimed Under My Skin EP, Saint Senara utilize ghostly vocal harmonies

Valaura – “Running in Circles”

Detroit-based band Valaura impresses on their new single “Running in Circles.” The production emits an evolving rock appeal whilst thematically capturing the pressures apparent in today’s society, ripe with technology and social

Tzucasa – “Miracle That You’re Here”

London-based artist Tzucasa enthralls with an atmospheric, jangly rock appeal on “Miracle That You’re Here.” The track comes via an upcoming four-track EP, and represents a more raw and emotional sound, comparative

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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