Oslo-based project The Mercury Sound emit a heartfelt synth-laden rock and pop appeal on new single “Turning Pages,” invoking an ’80s nostalgia in its anthemic central hook and dreamy synth adornments. “Keep
New Tracks
Chicago-based artist Miller Tracy crafts a debonair rock immersion on new single “Creature Comfort,” described as “about the elusiveness of self-love.” Marking the first single from his debut LP, the track’s production
Knife Emoji have us firmly anticipating their upcoming album with a handful of its recently released singles. “Eastern Wind (Pt. 1)” struts a soaring vibrancy in its psych-inclined rock and pop melding,
A Baroque-inspired chamber-pop delight from Abstain From Fastening A Brain, "Emit such Light" enamors in its sense of whimsy and waltz-forward progression.
A rousing rock success that depicts perseverance in a world full of tumult, “Cruel World” comes via May the Muse, the project of American/German singer-songwriter Désirée Mishoe. “The lyric is about a
A grooving rock crunch develops into a harmonious title-touting hook on “Boomerang,” a memorable new single from Mildenhall, a band based in Fayetteville, Arkansas. A boomerang is equated to the push and
Engaging with a sense of mourning and adoration within a piano-led radiance, “An Ordinary Day” is a recent track from kevin. stuff. and things. The project caught our ears with the atmospheric
London-based artist Athena Lim unveils a melodic, radiant sound with folk, rock, and pop appeal on new track “Til’ the Sunrise.” Ranging from string-laden adorations to the invigorating chorus’ anthemic beckoning, the
New Albums
The new album from Fernando’s Eyes, Center Of Your World embraces a nocturnal yet melodic fusing of dark pop and atmospheric post-punk.
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Atlanta-based artist Ben Bostick succeeds with a new stylistic venture on Become Other, a riveting album that gravitates away from the Americana
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Philosophical introspection melds with haunting folk and twangy rock intrigue on The Fifth Hammer, the fifth studio release from Art Schop. The
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Captivating in its eclectic stylish array, from dark rock ardor and noise/industrial intrigue to sentimental folk frolicking, IN ALL MY NIGHTMARES I
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