New Tracks

B. Hawksley – “God You’re Gifted”

A lush yet emotive folk and alt-pop appeal shows on “God You’re Gifted,” a new track from B. Hawksley, the project of South London-based songwriter, vocalist, and producer Alexa Harley. An affecting

Jaydee Louise – “Opening Day”

Tomorrow marks Opening Day for most teams in MLB, representing a day that brings smiles to baseball fans everywhere. In addition to the return of a sport they love comes the memories

the IV – “Eastern Promise”

Norwegian act the IV combine post-punk and jangle-pop entrancement on new single “Eastern Promise,” which they describe as “an exploration of life in a post-industrial world and an attempt to rebuild a

Lucid Theory – “Fazzo Bazzo”

A hypnotic psych-rocker that excels in both dreamy and invigorating shifts, “Fazzo Bazzo” comes via newly emerging duo Lucid Theory. Though just in high school, they produce a heady atmospheric listening experience

Jessica Ever – “Ugly & Out of It”

“Ugly & Out of It” is a resonating single from Chicago-based artist Jessica Ever, strutting a commanding songcraft in the evolution from jangling contemplations into anthemic rock punchiness. “We ride trains around

Glyss – “Dissipating” + “Understanding”

Los Angeles-based project Glyss unveils a hazy, shoegaze entrancement across the debut album Eternal Return. Amongst the many standouts within, “Dissipating” and “Understanding” are two tracks that enjoyably embody that atmospheric, heady

Brian Charles Nixon – “Stuntman”

"Stuntman" is an experimental chamber-folk success from Albuquerque-based artist Brian Charles Nixon. Twinkling chimes, bells, and a string-laden intrigue envelops into sounds of horse hooves and neighing.

Moontwin – “Doused In Blue”

A gripping tonal evolution consumes on “Doused In Blue,” a track from Moontwin that develops from ghostly folk intrigue into a riveting duet-led expanse. The duo comprises Maple Bee (aka Melanie Garside)

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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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