New Tracks

Raven Ives – ‘Dancing Shadows’ EP

Dancing Shadows is an impactful EP from Raven Ives, whose self-described “darkgaze” sound succeeds in its chilly soundscapes and palpable emotion — melding “bits of darkpop, alt-pop, goth-pop, gothic, trip-hop, hip-hop, doom,

Proklaim – “PROSPERITY”

Chilly piano and fervent strings complement a gripping vocal precision on “PROSPERITY,” showcasing a strong hip-hop sound from Proklaim. Catching our ears earlier this year with the track “STARFALL,” the Namibia-based artist

Jari Salmikivi – “Illusions of Truth”

An invigorating rock sound persists throughout “Illusions of Truth,” a track from Jari Salmikivi, a Swedish-Finnish guitarist, composer, and producer. Taking inspiration from acts like Dream Theater, an engaging aesthetic finds a

Aggressive Soccer Moms – “The Doppler Effect”

Stockholm-based band Aggressive Soccer Moms unveil a gripping sound on “The Doppler Effect,” a track from their upcoming album, Naw Yuck City, out in December. Alt-rock and post-punk intertwining enthuse across this

Marble Mammoth – “Glitch”

Stockholm-based band Marble Mammoth preview their upcoming EP, Misty Days, with the new single “Glitch” — building seamlessly from jumpy rock intrigue into blistering distortion. Twinkling keys add a debonair chilliness to

Jenny Räisänen – “In A Vacuum”

Stirring piano and emotive vocals carry throughout the powerful new single “In A Vacuum,” a standout from Jenny Räisänen. The Finnish singer/songwriter — based now in Limerick, Ireland — explores themes of

Matthew Hayes Jacobs – “What Wonders”

Woodstock-based artist Matthew Hayes Jacobs shows an enveloping sound throughout “What Wonders,” melding brisk acoustics with touches of synths and electric guitar infusions. The track represents the first release from Hayes under

Nikho – “Enough (Original Mix)”

Chicago-based artist Nikho unveils a compelling tech house sound throughout “Enough (Original Mix),” strutting a club-friendly danceability in its pulsing percussive radiance and crisply nocturnal synth tones. Rhythms take sole focus initially,

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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