New Tracks

Bromsen + Reatsch – “Data Highway”

Berlin-based trio Bromsen and producer Reatsch infuse rock, synthwave, and electro-pop immersion on new track “Data Highway,” an overall magnetic success. Bromsen previously caught our ears last year with the album Brothers

Palejoy – “What a Sad Little Life, Jane”

Delivering an emotive rock sound with an infectious ardor reminiscent of The Killers, “What a Sad Little Life, Jane” is a stellar output from Palejoy. The Aberdeen, Scotland-based band achieve a darker

Sheykh Forever + KER – “Where is my baby?”

A consuming art-pop vibrancy takes hold on “Where is my baby?” — a new single from London-based artist Sheykh Forever, the project of Iraqi-born artist Mostafa Al. The release is a collaboration

Thomas Prothero – “Disposable People”

Haunting vocal harmonies and a dreamily atmospheric immersion consume on “Disposable People,” a newly released single from Thomas Prothero. Exploring the transient nature of relationships, the track stirs in its overall introspective

Spencer Sanders – “Healing”

Utah-based singer-songwriter Spencer Sanders crafts a touching, memorable sound on new track “Healing,” capturing the process of healing through personal differences amidst a sound that spans from melodic rock crispness to orchestral

And The Broken – “Running Out Of Time”

Pairing folk-ready mystique with relatable lyrical ruminations on coming to terms with one’s life, “Running Out Of Time” is a memorable new track from And The Broken, a band based in Malmö,

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New Albums

John Ross McEwen – ‘Late Bloomer’

Wichita, Kansas-based singer-songwriter and guitarist John Ross McEwen presents Late Bloomer as a deeply personal full-length shaped by intimate acoustic songwriting and

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WELTSCHMERZ – ‘Refugium’ EP

Berlin-based WELTSCHMERZ pairs warm, melancholic hip-hop with organic instrumentation on Refugium, a four-track instrumental EP. The project’s reflective approach is informed by

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