“Disintegrate” is a thumping and anthemic rocker from Dublin-based Ivy Nations, which is comprised of longtime friends Darragh Faughey and Brian Sinnott (guitars), along with Joe Kiernan on vocals and Paul Donohoe on
New Tracks
VIDEO REMOVED. DOWNLOAD IT HERE – http://thewas.xyz/the_was.zip The Avalanches’ long-awaited and captivating, psychedelia-infused album Wildflower, was released for streaming on Apple Music on July 1st, with the physical release on the 8th. The
The production on Richard Yot’s “Kings of Nothing” is immediately clear and sonorou, with quivering vocals that work nicely with the soaring synth/keyboard pad. The “we drift away” hook around 01:10 reminds
“Believe In Me” is an acoustic-driven track from Jason P. Krug, half of the acclaimed The Grimm Generation, and his solo album The Zen Of Losing. With a lively vocal tone that
Just in time for the summer, “Run Through the Rain” – despite its title – evokes shimmering sunshine in its effervescent keys, soaring vocal lead, and general blissed-out enthusiasm. Produced by Memoryy
David Jacobson touts a sound full of presence and vintage rock ‘n’ roll warmness. Like many, his early bands in middle and high school were influenced by Led Zeppelin and The Who
The gorgeous “Baby” is a new track from Los Angeles-based Rhyan Riesgo, aka Todavia, whose bedroom recordings evoke stunning beauty. Playing keyboard and guitars in addition to vocals and simple percussive additions,
“Good Times” takes listeners to outer space, with its loopy synth lead and fragmented spacey vocals in the distance assuming a lush and otherworldly electronic tone elevated by the hypnotic and playful
New Albums
Dutch electronic duo Tangent return with Disclosure, their seventh album and first in three years, expanding their shadowy IDM sound through tactile
MoreLondon-based producer Ani On Keys showcases an intersection of Carnatic tradition and contemporary electronic music on Liminal Frequencies, a four-track EP blending
MoreNathaniel 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
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