John War’s stylishly modern take on Glen Campbell’s “Wichita Lineman” adds several interesting components to the classic beauty, War’s voice recalling the haunting croon of Campbell (though a bit more playful and
New Tracks
Maxthor is a Spanish artist that produces a captivating world fitting of the retro-futuristic aesthetic, making an album that’s “a perfect soundtrack for driving in the middle of the night”, like a
Based out of Hartford, Connecticut, Audio Jane is a 6-piece rock group led by Sarah Pech, whose atmospheric songwriting and breathy vocals cast a tranquil and shimmering ’90s alt-rock sound. On impressive
Canadian trip hop/psychedelic rock trio Post Death Soundtrack were last featured with the darkly consuming track “You Can’t Go Back“, which featured creepy organ-synths, cinematic production effects, and dramatic vocal murmurs in
Ramsey has already proven in the past year alone, with tracks “See You Bleed” and “2am“, that she possesses one of the most emotional voices going. New single “The Garden” re-affirms this,
Born in India and based out of Switzerland, Ajay Mathur crafts a soaring vein of rock that, on soulful track “Nothing Really Matters”, evolves from riveting alt-rock to metal-tinged ominous progressions at
Jane in Space is a NYC-based electronic rock/industrial trio with a sound that should delight fans of Nine Inch Nails, Depeche Mode, and Dave Gahan. Lively industrial whirs and a bustling bass
A bustling bass line and fading-in guitar help lead the “Blank Canvas” into its ferocious chorus, featuring heavily distorted guitars and in-your-face vocals that remind stylistically of the funk-punk put out by ¡Forward,
New Albums
Spanning bluesy indie folk warmth, rock charge, and intimate acoustic sincerity, Mike Stocksdale‘s Connectors is a seamless, story-driven journey threading societal anxiety,
MoreA lived-in and optimistic rock display, We Live In Hope is the self-produced fourth album from Bedford, UK-based artist Last Days of
MoreA blissfully layered darkgaze and shoegaze convergence appeals across Forever Could Never Be, a collaborative remix album from Portland, OR-based artist Kallai.
MoreLayering dreamy synths and captivating guitar work alongside themes of personal survival, historical memory, and defiance against adversity, Our Lady of the
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