New Tracks

ultraviolet – “Hearts in the Sand”

Austin’s ultraviolet are a duo with a beautifully developmental vein of dream-pop, one steeped heavily in shoegaze influence. Their sound features Caitlin Craighead’s wistfully ethereal vocals overlapping carefully over longing guitar stretches,

Litany – “Work This Out”

“Work This Out” is the newly released single from Litany, a duo from Harrogate that show themselves as a UK counterpart to acts like Toro y Moi and others able to implement

Mind the Journey – “Rose Colored Glasses”

Connecticut-based Spencer Sabo got his start in music as a drummer, before discovering the keyboard at age 17. The one-two punch of having a grasp on both these instruments naturally led him

MPTHY – “The Golden Boy”

Apparently written by frontman Mikael MPTHY whilst in the midst of a night terror, “The Golden Boy” details an anxiety-filled experience where loved ones express disappointment, an unshakable psychosis takes over, and inner

Century of Ecstasy – “Sun Is Burning”

Joakim Persson began his solo lo-fi project Century of Ecstasy over a decade ago in his home in Sweden. “Sun is Burning” is the title track off his first album Decade in the

Jas Patrick – “Harpy”

Jas Patrick produces stripped-down blues-rock that will come across as a breath of fresh air to fans of the genre, many who are tired of gimmick-y modern takes with messy stylistic results.

The Sleepwalkers – “Cocaine”

The Sleepwalkers is a trio from Richmond, VA. They came about simply; after lunch at a Burger King one day, they decided it was time to create some deliciously poppy music. The result

Joel Ansett – “Already In Love”

In the realm of singer/songwriter folk-pop there’s a lot of mundanity. Traditional structures and mostly unchanged vocals are common culprits, resulting in a sound that can be mundane despite production polish. It’s

New Albums

lemon. – ‘a fresh grave’ EP

Ontario, Canada-based artist lemon. takes a darker turn on the five-track EP A Fresh Grave, incorporating gothic rock and new-wave influences into

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Friend – ‘Trash’

Friend‘s consuming album Trash is a deliberately varied solo production, conceived over six years with each song taking shape around a distinct

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Bollard – ‘HEAT’

An eclectic rock success, Bollard‘s new album HEAT moves between post-punk steadiness, dreamy reflections, and bursts of full-bodied rock fervor. The Melbourne

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