Cold Water (feat. Lucy Wroe) by Tom b Longtime collaborators Tom b and Lucy Wroe find ample success on new single “Cold Water,” an artful pop production with hooky vocal dynamics and
New Tracks
Evolving from debonair rock nostalgia into a brass-touched charisma, “Modern Life” is an engaging new single from Sahara CyberStars. The Stawell, Australia-based duo of Dave and Trish Long first caught our attention
NYC-based experimental rock project Uncle Skunk unveil a captivating, dynamic tonal display on new track “Drone Song,” which ascends into a blistering rock intensity following an understated, grungy intrigue. Principal songwriters Henry
A driving electro-pop accessibility shows on “Rewrite,” a newly released single from Seattle-based project Echo Peak. Pondering whether one’s future is “in the stars somewhere,” set aptly amidst spacey synth pulses, makes
“Haywire Hymnal” is a memorable rock single from Missiles to Malta, a band based in Bethel, CT. “Hey, don’t look now,” the suave vocals emit alongside steady guitar pulses, resembling a cross
The sophomore single from Montreal-based group Fleeting Colours, “Sling” is a beautiful display of their dream-pop and shoegaze intertwining aesthetic. Quaint, glistening guitars ascend seamlessly into a bursting central chorus, as the
A brief yet riveting single from Balsamine, “Fools Gold” swells from beach-set lyrical introspection amidst breezy guitars into doses of heavier distortion. The second half enamors in the seamless cohesion between these
A new single from Brooklyn-based artist Membra, “Monotone” compels in its dreamy pop intrigue. “So you can get the message,” the vocals let out into a spacey sparseness, playing with enjoyable momentum
New Albums
An enthralling folk sound pairs with gripping lyrical depictions of collapse on Songs from the Apocalypse, the debut album from Asa Stone.
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Kindwave’s captivating album Net Runner is a “one-hour cinematic ambient suite” that depicts a sonic journey through a dystopian future, where machines
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A stirring album out today from Irish artist Joe Hodgson, Fields Of Redemption showcases a dynamic appeal that spans from bluesy rock
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On his third album I’m Sorry For Bringing You Down, Andrew Butler invites listeners deep into his psyche, navigating themes of grief,
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