New Tracks

Von Masse – “Tears for Who” + “Psych(e)”

Salt Lake City-based quartet Von Masse craft an immersive blend of dreamy pop, psych-rock, and shoegaze throughout their debut full-length album, COIL, out on March 28th. Described as “a deep dive into

MIDTONES – “Here We Go Again”

“Here We Go Again” is a moving new track from MIDTONES, coming via their upcoming third album, Mountain, out later this year. A dreamy, late-night rock expanse shows within, fondly reminiscent of

Ruff Hunter – “Lemony Snippet”

A gripping rock escalation compels on “Lemony Snippet,” the debut solo single from Ruff Hunter. Formerly from the acclaimed band The Polar Boys, the artist excels here with an emotively impactful expanse.

Plastic Soldiers – “Borrowed Time”

Showcasing a melodic power-pop timelessness, “Borrowed Time” is a consuming new single from Plastic Soldiers, the father-and-son duo of Bill Mecaughey and his son Todd. The track is described as “a tongue-in-cheek,

Moonwards – “Out Of Place”

A haunting rock captivation shows on “Out Of Place,” a thorough success from Helsinki-based band Moonwards. Sturdy rhythms invoke a post-punk nostalgia, while intense guitars echo an ardent alt-rock and shoegaze intertwining.

Pon Far – “Not Yet”

A lushly absorbing success from Brooklyn-based act Pon Far, “Not Yet” traverses from saxophone-laden mystique and serene introspection into a fantastic central hook. “You do this thing to me, we move in

OAKS – “i wanna know”

A suave psych-rock stylishness shines on “i wanna know,” a new track from OAKS, the project of Los Angeles-based artist Miguel Oaks. “I wanna know, what we’re gonna do,” a confident vocal

Raphael Davison – “Emily’s Song”

Another memorable track from Raphael Davison, “Raphael Davison” enamors with a beckoning folk radiance. The track is a follow-up to last year’s “Time Takes Time,” which caught our ears with jangly, hooky

New Albums

SYLIANRUE – ‘Reflection’

Following a career as an industrial rock vocalist, Tokyo-based Yuichi Nishikawa pivoted to composition after a vocal disorder, eventually scoring over 50

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