New Tracks

Frank From Blue Velvet – “Falling”

Capturing the “disorientation of modern life,” “Falling” is a commanding new track from Frank From Blue Velvet. The Hastings, UK-based trio craft an eerily enveloping sound throughout, with rumbling guitars and lonesome

O’Carmody – “Can’t Win” (feat. Darity)

A glistening sophisti-pop enamoring takes hold on “Can’t Win,” a blissful new single from O’Carmody and Darity. Caressingly subdued vocal layers are adorned by a grooving bass line and flourishing guitars, as

Sunbather – “Midnight Sun”

“Midnight Sun” is a dreamy, emotive single from Sunbather, marking the project’s first new song in four years. We first caught onto Sunbather in 2018 with the track “Old Soul,” and “Midnight

St. Kio – “Falling”

Moving from nocturnal intrigue into a beautifully textured shoegaze-y appeal, “Falling” is a recent single from St. Kio, the Los Angeles-based project of Nicole Bandoquillo. The Filipino self-taught multi-instrumentalist, artist, and producer

The Transference – “Event Horizon”

Chicago-based band The Transference conjure a melodic rock and power-pop sound on “Event Horizon,” propelled by the memorable songwriting and vibrant vocals of Laura Hollingsworth. “We were born in the Holocene,” the

Chrysalis + Seth Baer – “Alive Again”

Balancing serene synth introspection and colorfully danceable charisma, “Alive Again” is a single from Chrysalis and Seth Baer. The latter’s vocal additions play seamlessly within the satiating, atmospheric production, spanning from the

Aoun – “Shears” (feat. Big Dumb Baby)

“Shears” evolves with epic folk-driven entrancement, showcasing the gripping songwriting of Brooklyn-based band Aoun. Also written with and featuring fellow Brooklyn-based artist Big Dumb Baby, “Shears” captivates with its patiently building portrait

Safar Republique – “Progress”

Belgian collective Safar Republique compel on their eclectic instrumental rocker “Progress,” melding Afro-jazz roots and modern rock vigor for a consistently stimulating sound. A more subtle rhythmic swell becomes gradually accompanied by

New Albums

Aptøsrs – ‘Elders’

A dynamic album out today from Aptøsrs, Elders compels in its range of soundscapes, from the darkly dexterous “Graveyard Syndrome” to the

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Little Oil – ‘Twelve Songs’

Bay Area-based project Little Oil present a dynamic, ceaseless creativity on their new album, Twelve Songs. The production succeeds across various fronts,

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