New Tracks

PANS – “Our Ways”

A dynamic track spanning from piano-set introspection and expansive orchestral beauty, “Our Ways” is a captivating success from Miami-based band PANS. Twinkling keys and ruminating rhythms swell gradually as murky vocals emerge.

Esdaile State – “She”

“She” is a dreamy new single from Esdaile State, the project of Glasgow-based songwriter and producer Stuart McInnes. Serene guitar tones, trickling effects, and wordless vocal lushness drives into a smitten vocal

Valentin Prince – “Taking Shape”

Strutting a contemplative intrigue amidst twangy guitar adornments, “Taking Shape” is the opening track on Valentin Prince‘s fantastic self-titled debut album. Our full feature of the album goes into detail, exploring its

ultrasaturated – “Luna”

“Luna” is another beautifully jangly charmer from ultrasaturated, a band that first caught our ears last year with the single “Swimming Thru.” Hypnotic vocals marvel at “every time I see the sun,”

photocopy – “Temperate Weather”

Oklahoma City-based band photocopy meld alt-rock emotion and shoegaze-y textures on new single “Temperate Weather,” described as about “coping with loss through delusions that your future self will make everything right.” A

The Duskwhales – “Please & Thank You”

“Please & Thank You” is a stirring track from The Duskwhales, a psych-pop delight written as a thank-you to a fantastic support system. “This song was written after finding out I was

Strange Matter – “Somebody”

Strange Matter show a compelling sound on new single “Somebody,” where twangy guitars complement a soaring vocal appeal with melodic, replay-inducing immersion. “I want you to hold me, ’cause I miss the

Heart of the Nearest Star – “Futility”

Tennessee-based electro-acoustic duo Heart of the Nearest Star showcase their delightfully unpredictable sound on the track “Futility,” the third single from their upcoming album, Songs from the Silence. Serenely somber vocals move

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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