References to “hairspray and mixtapes,” combine with an 808-style synth allure for a strong dose of nostalgic fun on “All Good Hair Bands,” a track out today from Adam + Attack by
New Tracks
Immersing with a somber yet captivating production, “citypop fantasy” is a standout new single from ok ok. The German project infuse moody guitars and escalating vocal anthemics, conveying a palpable yearning and
Moving from lushly reflective rock atmospherics into a moody brass-touched finale, “When I Know Her” is a newly released track from moonweather. The Cincinnati-based act has a new album, Fall in the
An inviting, soaring rock and pop cohesion shows on “Circumstances,” the new single from Nashville-based band Dallas Ugly. They describe the release as “about dreaming up a future with someone with whom
Philadelphia-based band The Polychromatics conjure a winning combo of moody psych-rock and ardent alternative on their new EP, In Caeru Leo. All five tracks shine, and their strong songwriting is on particularly
Enveloping with its magnetic bass and synth interplay, “The Game” is another stirring track from Chris Makh. The UK-based artist caught our ears with the single “Synthing” in December. “The Game” struts
Charleston-based singer/songwriter Ben Somerville shows a rousing folk/rock cohesion on "Diminishing Eye." Described as "about the fault-finding and judgment which come from a place of loneliness," the memorable track comes via Somerville's
The third single from Montreal-based shoegaze band Fleeting Colours, “Stay” grips in its textured guitar tones and hazy vocal layers. Both moments of lushly progressing intrigue and bursting gauziness stir, particularly around
New Albums
A stellar new EP from Chicago dream-pop act Snowcuffs, Sweet Gravity envelops across both bursting guitar charisma and lush synth beauty. Showing
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Pol Sembrano consumes with a self-titled synth-pop success of an album, seamlessly balancing hooky immediacy and emotional depth. The Seattle-based Filipino-American artist
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Borough 6 serves as a hauntingly inventive ode to the sixth borough, where Matthew Mirliani explores a vast landscape of ambient, atonal
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Edinburgh-based composer and pianist Ryoka Hagiwara debuts with ICHI, a solo piano album navigating fleeting memory and fragile identity through a striking
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