New Tracks

Lizzie Budin – “Wouldn’t Want To Be Yours”

Austin-based artist Lizzie Budin shows an empowering rock infectiousness on new single “Wouldn’t Want To Be Yours.” Melodic vocal work and dynamic guitar work — ranging from excitable pulses to dreamy trickling

Vibropath – “Flower Fields”

Swelling from quaint, jangly lushness into effervescent synth complements, “Flower Fields” is a stirring new single from Rochester-based artist Vibropath. “Try not to miss me, I’m keeping busy,” the vocals let out,

Family of Light Band – “Nothing”

California-based act Family of Light Band compel with a dazed, psychedelic rock appeal on new single “Nothing,” fusing jangly guitars and chilling vocal haunts for an atmospherically blissful composure. “It was nothing,”

Rosewater Park – “Inside”

“Inside” is a moody, immersive track from Rosewater Park, who describe the production as a “dark and somber trip hop and pop crossover.” A woozy, jangly escalation expands from contemplative vocal lushness

country girl – “your favorite girl”

“I wanna be your favorite girl, I wanna mess with your curls,” adoring vocals open on “your favorite girl,” a breezy delight of a track from country girl. Mellow acoustics and gleeful

Cigarettes for Breakfast – “Seeing Stars”

Philadelphia-based band Cigarettes for Breakfast craft a dreamy, shoegaze-friendly sound on new track “Seeing Stars,” which represents the second single from their upcoming album, Slow Motion, out on February 21st via Abandon

Vento, Ziggy, Hawk & McCarthy – “Spaghetti Western”

Pittsburgh-based act Vento, Ziggy, Hawk & McCarthy pay homage to classic westerns with new single “Spaghetti Western,” showcasing the collaborative group’s knack for melodic harmonizing and entertaining lyrical drives. Their blend of

New Albums

Boni – ‘III’

III impresses as a dynamic, stylistic unveiling of works from Canadian producer Boni, a founding member of the experimental electronic group Fried

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Pete Scales – ‘Blue Without You’

Recently released album Blue Without You showcases twelve timeless folk tracks spanning Pete Scales‘ fifty-year songwriting journey. From “Nebraska-esque” demos to soulful

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