A twangy, dreamy hookiness takes hold “Love Lies,” a single out today from Caleb Nichols. An affecting vocal presence, reminding at points of Elliott Smith, moves with deep entrancement alongside the atmospheric
New Tracks
The stirring title track from moonweather’s upcoming album, out on February 20th, “Fall in the Void” builds with gripping momentum — traversing from haunting folk intrigue into more expressive vocal sentiments, twinkling
A grungy, ardently dynamic new single from Caden Stone, “Halogen Heart” represents the first single from his upcoming debut EP. “I hope you die before me, but if you want we’ll play
Alternating grippingly between quaint folk and emotive expanses, “Need Some Life” is a thorough success from Strawrest. The project comes via Norwegian musician Terje Halmrast, formerly of the band Monalia. Pulsing acoustic
Washington, DC-based band Color Palette impress with their new single “Grateful,” which plays as a nod to the role adversity plays in shaping and strengthening oneself. A moody post-punk current emanates in
A soaring psych-rock radiance stirs on “Charlie Brown,” a delightful track from Michael Elmer. Catching “na-na,” vocal reflections complement the steady vocal lead, as buzzing guitar distortion and panting percussive stomps meld
Two recent singles from JJ Sweetheart impress with a heartfelt rock appeal — spanning from the fuzzier intrigue of “Heart Medal” to the more charismatic immediacy within “Cinnamom.” The former track was
Psych-pop band Nematode craft a hypnotic, immersive sound across their track “Spirits.” Lush vocals admit “I’m out of my mind,” as the production ascends from glistening keys into pit-pattering percussion, spacey synths,
New Albums
Seattle-based artist Stan Snow impresses across his new album Road to the Sun, blending rock, prog, and Americana with symphonic arrangements. Opening
MoreEast London-based artist Greg Zucker’s solo project Land Mass debuts with Fading, an independently recorded rock EP exploring personal closure. Blending acoustic
MoreLondon-based Palestinian musician musician Faris Ishaq showcases his uniquely impactful solo sound on new album JASAD, playing the traditional reed nay alongside
MoreSelf-produced in his West Virginia basement, Scooter Scudieri‘s The Musical Bruises of a Recovering Dreamer merges dynamic rock, neo-psychedelia, and synth-pop. Across
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