New Tracks

Widows Gold – “Thoughts & Prayers”

A gripping rock sound combines with sincere laments on current harsh realities within “Thoughts & Prayers,” a track from Widows Gold. The California-based act has caught our ears in the past with

Dead Links – “Waves (Checking Out)”

Melding alt-country and freak-folk within a successfully surreal Western soundscape, “Waves (Checking Out)” is a recent track from Dead Links. The project of Cleveland-based artist Luke Evans excels with a narrative-friendly folk

Crab – “Paper Man”

NYC-based band Crab envelop across both debonair adoration and exhilarating passion within “Paper Man,” a memorable rock success. “We met one summer morning, out there on the plains,” the vocals begin, conjuring

BRUCK’LYN – “Moonshot”

A spacey electronic success from German/Spanish producer BRUCK’LYN, “Moonshot” unveils a pulsating progressive house appeal throughout. The project represents the alias of Joern Kocken, who notes the Kraftwerk album Die Mensch-Maschine as

Giorgio Fazio – “No One Should Ever Die”

Seamlessly melding expressive vocal samples, evolving rhythms, and radiant synth developments, “No One Should Ever Die” is a compelling new single from Giorgio Fazio. The single represents the debut release for Fazio,

Idan Ben-Tal – “Words”

A hypnotic electronic success from Idan Ben-Tal, “Words” struts a continuously gripping rhythmic groove alongside lush, spacey synth additions and suave vocal samples. The Tel Aviv-based artist deftly balances subdued intrigue and

Ian Roland – “Craving”

Immersing across both lush introspection and cathartic emotion in its charming folk sound, “Craving” is a newly released single from Ian Roland. The Brighton, England-based artist draws partly from nostalgia in the

New Albums

Boni – ‘III’

III impresses as a dynamic, stylistic unveiling of works from Canadian producer Boni, a founding member of the experimental electronic group Fried

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Pete Scales – ‘Blue Without You’

Recently released album Blue Without You showcases twelve timeless folk tracks spanning Pete Scales‘ fifty-year songwriting journey. From “Nebraska-esque” demos to soulful

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