Oslo-based artist Erik Flaa unveils an artful, pulsing momentum on recent single “Waiting for a Change.” Subdued vocal introspection combines with head-nodding bass and synth tones for a climactic initial drive, culminating
New Tracks
A jangly rock charm envelops on “Time25,” a recent track from New York-based artist Michael Wu. The release is a strong debut from his output as a solo singer-songwriter, following success in
German band Elephants in Silent Rooms immerse with a synth-laden, hypnotic rock appeal on “Life and Decay” — the second single from their upcoming album, out this fall. “Guided by the light
Another stellar track from Miami-based The Wax Worms, “Losing Weekends” pairs haunting neo-psychedelic intrigue with relatable lyrical laments on the daily grind — specifically, how working a dead-end job can cause one
A beautifully catchy psych-pop sound shines on “Shaping Up,” a recent single from Field Trip. Bouncy keys and mellow guitar pulses drive into a lush vocal intrigue — “walls are closing in
Stirring in its swell from hazy key-laden quaintness into an infectious expanse, “Should’ve Said Something” is a gripping track from Dan Cousart. Coming via the East Nashville-based artist’s new album, Here’s Twelve
Los Angeles-based The Entrails invokes a nostalgic garage-rock and psychedelic charm on new single “Outline My Plans With Chalk,” a heady and melodic success that sounds timeless in its charismatic vocal work,
Tulsa, OK-based guitarist and producer Chris Combs impresses on his two latest singles — “Historicity and “Can’t Stop” — with an inviting alt-rock confidence, channeling ’90s grunge influences alongside his own signature
New Albums
Jersey 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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Enamoring in its eclectic, emotional rock allure, Hazey Grace‘s And Again is a debut album shaped over two years of experimentation, self-production,
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An atmospheric and eclectic electronic album from Stella Five, Nine Lives translates the atmosphere of visual art and natural landscapes into a
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Michigan-based artist Tyson Dickert delivers a riveting rock sound throughout Supervoid, his fourth solo album, balancing brooding passages with bursts of distorted
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