New Tracks

Lil Devil – “Eclipse” + “Analemma”

New York-based act Lil Devil show a memorable sound on two new singles, emphasizing accessible rock and more expansive psychedelia in their separate pursuits. Described as “about the lives you might have

Rayne Felix – “Pillowcase”

“Pillowcase” is a yearning success from Rayne Felix, admitting “I’m holding onto the pillowcase,” of a relationship’s remnants alongside murmured guitar strums and melodic backing vocal reflections. A bass-y pulse takes hold

Slow Paced Acting – “Moment Strike”

Bridging peppy new-wave spirit with a post-punk bustle, “Moment Strike” is a new single from Slow Paced Acting. Inspirations like The Cure and Gary Numan linger enjoyably, as yearning vocals entice alongside

Petting Zoo – “You’re in my Future”

Considered a crowd favorite at the band’s live gigs, “You in my Future” is a melodic track from Petting Zoo. The Norwalk, CT-based project enamors with a smitten lyrical adoration, escalating in

Jordan McEwen – “There She Goes”

A soaring rock and subdued power-pop character enamors on “There She Goes,” a new single from Jordan McEwen. The Lubbock, Texas-based artist crafts a memorable Americana sound, blending aspects of folk, country,

Jack West – “I Realize”

An impactful folk single from Jack West, “I Realize” consumes with its melodic vocal clarity and frolicking acoustical clanging. References to “down here at the bottom,” and “drinking through the day,” reflect

Waldo Witt – “Wake Me Tomorrow”

Los Angeles-based artist Waldo Witt exudes an aptly warming psych-pop nostalgia on “Wake Me Tomorrow” capturing “the feeling of returning back home,” and its ensuing sense of belonging. “When I found myself,

Mat Elliott – “Church Street”

The new single from Mat Elliott, “Church Street” is an inventive pop success that balances laid-back sophistication with hooky charisma. A serenely melodic showing from the Halifax, Nova Scotia-based artist, “Church Street”

New Albums

Fluung – ‘Fluung’

The self-titled album from Seattle-based trio Fluung delivers an immersive rock sound, steeped in fuzzy nostalgia that recalls the likes of Built

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