New Tracks

Thomas Aren – “Michael”

A breezily melodic rocker from Thomas Aren, “Michael” enamors in its debonair vocal drive and twangy guitars escalations. The artist — originally from Rhode Island and based in Los Angeles — caught

Macek – “Quiet Quitting”

Ghostly guitar tones and synth-laden subtleties adorn “Quiet Quitting,” a track from Macek. The duo comprises two old friends: one based in Hamburg and its psych-rock scene, while the other performs in

Tiny Dolphin – “Marigolds”

“Marigolds” is a stirring new single from Tiny Dolphin, the Austin-based project of Alex Fisher. First catching our ears in 2019 with debut album Calm For Color, the project continues to impress

The House Flies – “She Hums Mozart”

A hypnotic rock engrossment shows on “She Hums Mozart,” a new single from The House Flies that excels in its fusing of grunge, alternative, and post-punk influences. The track precedes the band’s

Sour Blood – “Suas”

A gorgeously unraveling single from Dublin-based artist Sour Blood, “Suas” enthralls in its development from ghostly vocal sparseness into a gripping converge of orchestral power and whirring rhythms. Written and recorded in

The Hinterland – “Bullet Proof”

A stirring single from London-based band The Hinterland, “Bullet Proof” resonates in its portrayal of a manipulative relationship’s aftermath — where a yearning to regain emotional control persists. The track comes via

HeIsTheArtist – “Sympathy Sonata (Rock Rhapsody)”

A dynamic success that spans from rock-ready invigoration to soulful spaciousness, “Sympathy Sonata (Rock Rhapsody)” is a recent single from HeIsTheArtist. The New York-based Christian R&B artist takes inspiration here from the

New Albums

Tlön – ‘Reality’

Blending the elegance of classical composition with the curiosity of experimental sound design, Tlön — the electroacoustic duo of Sara Övinge and

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Bianca Nisha – ‘Blood&Sugar’

Danish artist Bianca Nisha enthralls on her second album, Blood&Sugar, a cinematic alt-pop journey that melds Nordic melancholy with orchestral grandeur. Built

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