Los Angeles-based The Entrails invokes a nostalgic garage-rock and psychedelic charm on new single “Outline My Plans With Chalk,” a heady and melodic success that sounds timeless in its charismatic vocal work,
New Tracks
Tulsa, OK-based guitarist and producer Chris Combs impresses on his two latest singles — “Historicity and “Can’t Stop” — with an inviting alt-rock confidence, channeling ’90s grunge influences alongside his own signature
“Lost Contact” is a spacey, blissfully atmospheric success from Electric Space Poet, where subdued vocals, tender acoustics, and illuminated piano complement a starry-eyed synth-touched mystique. “Maybe I forget all the distance we
Balancing darkly atmospheric synth-pop brooding and guitar-laden enthusiasm, “I Have Learned” is an enveloping new track from Eddie Wrevlonne.
A hooky encouragement of believing in oneself, “Juliette (Don’t Be Afraid)” is an enamoring new single from Pale Heart, a Stuttgart, Germany-based project led by brothers Marc and Nico Bauer. Hazy guitar
A resonating rock sound shows on “I’m Your Dog,” the debut track from scared, the project of NYC-based artist Ada Chen. Produced by Frank Corr (The Drums) & Seb Isaac, “I’m Your
Solitiverse delivers two standout tracks that explore purpose and vulnerability through dreamy guitars and honest lyricism on “Why?” and “Real Man.” “Why?” engages right away with moody guitar jangles, as the “walk
A fantastic, melodic cover of Prince Buster’s “Sit and Wonder” comes via Lonely Gimmick, shining a light on the classic reggae track with a vibrant, enthusiastic spin. Lonely Gimmick, the once-anonymous project
New Albums
A collaboration between songwriter Ed Reilly and producer Lee Thompson, Dust Choir enthralls throughout new album Dust and Sand. Blending Americana, folk,
MoreChronicling the varied, challenging paths throughout life, The Narrows is the sophomore album from Australian singer-songwriter Lydia Fairhall. Tracks like “Heavy Is
MoreAlt Girl Encounters is an immersive new album from cae, a Birmingham, Alabama-based artist blending lo-fi textures and electronic-rock influences. Opening track
MoreNew York-based act The Scrub Ups impress throughout Thought Bubbles, an album merging ska rhythms, punk edge, and Americana instrumentation amidst memorably
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