An unrequited and angst-y enthrallment flows on “There Goes The Girl I Love, Kissing All The Boys I Hate,” a melodic new track from Brooklyn-based artist Chen Longo. “Thanks for breaking my
New Tracks
Swelling from debonair, twangy contemplations into a delectably raucous rock expanse, “Grow Ur Own Boyfriend” is a recent track from Nashville-based artist Griffin Winton. “I don’t need you, I can grow my
Canadian act lone pines craft a blissful sound on “One by One,” delighting in its harmonious vocal layers, fluttering guitars, and “back in your arms again” yearning. About three years in the
“Efficiency” is a standout new track from Australian artist Sam Wrangle, who achieves a stellar rock sound that blends post-punk and new-wave influence. It’s also a stirrer thematically, inspired by the artist’s
Los Angeles-based band GOODWIN captivate on two recent singles, succeeding on both the surf-tinged punchiness of “Gorilla Glue” and the jangling introspection within “Temporary Relief.” The group impresses with a sound that
A suave rock grip takes hold on “Same Song, Different Ghost,” a dynamic success of a single from White Noise Lovers. “We sang the same song on a different day,” smooth vocals
Moody synths and charismatic guitar work intertwine grippingly on the fantastic “Holding Pattern,” the debut single from London-based duo Max Macready. A love for sci-fi films, specifically those from John Carpenter, melds
Norwegian artist Marianne Engebretsen returns with the track “A Normal After This,” a stirring and beautiful reflection on loss, longing, and the hope of rebuilding. Marking the first glimpse of her forthcoming
New Albums
Celestial City is the debut album from Los Angeles-based electronic duo Dark Blue Heaven, blending ethereal vocals, glitchy breakbeats, and atmospheric production.
MoreChicago-based producer and multidisciplinary artist Jordan Thomas, recording as Orisha Lux, expands his electronic palette on Final Flash: Deluxe Edition, a 21-track
MoreThe captivating Faint Halos is the self-titled full-length album from Philadelphia-based rock band Faint Halos, marking a shift from frontman Paul’s introspective
MoreShowcasing a sound steeped in jangly rock and melodic power-pop, Frets comes via Kentucky-based four-piece Letters of Acceptance. Formed by Clint Newman
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