Affecting, heartfelt feelings of emotive reassurance flow on “On My Mind,” a track from Numi dedicated to her loved ones. The final song on Numi’s new EP of the same name, “On
New Tracks
Portland, OR-based quartet A Lot Of Water unveil a dreamy rock grip on new single “Heavy Door,” exuding a hypnotic entrancement in its hazy vocal work and layered guitars. Fuzzy rhythm guitars
Washington D.C.-based project Half Bath pairs a hypnotic folk-rock charm with poignant commentary on political excess and egotism — written specifically in protest of the June 14th military parade in Half Bath’s
A memorable sound, steeped in dreamy rock jangles and synth-laden pop lushness, emanates throughout “On Vulnerability” — the latest track from Norwegian artist Louise Weseth. The second single from the artist and
A soulful production with heartfelt vocal layers, suave piano, and tender guitar-laden affections, “Sweet Tea” is another standout track from RIMENY. The alt-pop project of Zak Engel caught our ears with the
“Waiting Tables” is a personal, affecting success from Queen Bonobo, who describes the release as “about getting clear in the vision of how I want my life to be and letting all
A mellow, inviting introspection enamors on “Something’s For Nothing,” a track from Midnight Granger that charms in its balmy mixture of lush guitars and dreamy keys. The project of New York-based artist
“No Answers Given” is a consuming electronic pop production from Toronto-based artist OTHEOSE, developing from brooding bass-laden bustling into riveting synth work and vocal layers. The release follows up the excellent “Sundown,”
New Albums
The Wires Out is a new EP from NYC’s THROES NYC that expands the band’s electronic-driven approach into more pop-oriented territory while
MoreDenver-based psych-rock trio DOOM SLUG make their full-length debut with Year of the Slug, a captivating 10-track release that embraces a wide-ranging
MoreNomad Disco’s new EP Insomnia builds upon the foundation of the band’s debut Pressure Island, revisiting “Flashbacks” with new lyrics alongside three
MoreJersey City-based quartet Royal Blush consume across a broad spectrum of alt-rock throughout From Where We’re From, their second EP, moving between
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