New Tracks

Health Club – “Cut and Dry”

A melodic, introspective rock gem from Health Club, “Cut and Dry” is described by the Wisconsin-based band as being “about self-destructive tendencies and the frustration of feeling trapped in the chaos you’ve

Buddy Wynkoop – “Cleanest Dirty Shirt”

A standout rocker from Buddy Wynkoop, “Cleanest Dirty Shirt” represents a single from the band’s upcoming LP, Better Than Botox, out in February. Warming, jangly guitar tones complement initial “had a dream,

Sentir – “Hold Me”

A rumination on memories and enduring connection, “Hold Me” is a stirring new track from Sentir. The artist — raised in Memphis, Tennessee and presently based in France — draws from deeply

MIDNIGHTCHOIR – “Blackout”

A foreboding yet melodic synth-pop track, “Blackout” is a recent single from MIDNIGHTCHOIR, comprising New York natives Patrick Bobilin and Sarah Simon. Per the duo, the release tells “the story of someone

Sheep Chase – “timetrip”

A hypnotic, dreamy fusing of trickling guitars and ascending vocals stir on “timetrip,” a memorable track from Sheep Chase. The artist describes the release as “a meditation on inertia and existential dread,”

Sunset Station – “Video Star”

Nocturnal synth flourishes, moody guitar twangs, and a post-punk bass pulse envelop on “Video Star,” a recent track from Salt Lake City-based band Sunset Station. The act notes early ’80s music having

The Dirty Turkeys – “Cowboy Caravan”

Boulder-based band The Dirty Turkeys unveil a stylish rock command on “Cowboy Caravan,” the title track from their new album. “Do you know the words to this song?” debonair vocals open as

Pete Price – “House of Mirrors”

A suavely introspective folk-rock success from Pete Price, “House of Mirrors” is amongst the many successes on his new album, Pictures in Time. A lyrical enthrallment shows throughout, capturing how avoiding new

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