New Tracks

Omer Netzer – “Low High”

Infusing country and blues within soulful depictions of complex love, “Low High” is a memorable new track from Omer Netzer, an artist originally from Nahariya, Israel, and now based in Nashville. The

Wattmore – “I Don’t Miss That Woman”

Brisbane, Australia-based brotherly duo Wattmore stir on their new single “I Don’t Miss That Woman,” playing as a sign of personal strength in moving on from a break-up — and into firmly

Noise Factory United – “Fractures”

Another resonating rock success from Portsmouth, UK-based band Noise Factory United, “Fractures” moves seamlessly from conversational post-punk intrigue into a hooky ardor, where spacey synths and twangy guitars meld with new-wave and

In VideColour – “Proximity”

A catchy synth-touched rock composure pairs with consuming lyrical introspection on “Proximity,” a memorable new track from In VideColour that explores the “harsh realities of mental health and bad habits.” The Barnsley,

Future Theory – “Reality Buzz”

 “Reality Buzz” is a stirring new rocker from Future Theory, a band based in Lincoln, UK. Their past work features a range of successfully interwoven styles — from the heavy-rock vigor

Alon Mylo – “wildin’ !”

A darkly contagious pop intrigue consumes on “wildin’ !” — a standout new track from Los Angeles-based artist Alon Mylo. Melodic alt-pop, punk, and trap inspirations meld with an intriguing lyrical narrative,

Kirsten Hildegard – “Still the Waves”

Copenhagen-based artist Kirsten Hildegard melds dreamy folk and pop cohesion on new single “Still the Waves,” which takes inspiration from Søren Kierkegaard’s reinterpretation of the Danish folk ballad “Agnete and the Merman.”

The Young Liars – “Rêverie”

A compelling rock mystique unveils on “Rêverie,” the latest from The Young Liars, a band based in Jakarta, Indonesia. Twangy guitars, suave bass lines, and dynamic vocals — in both English and

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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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