Expanding gorgeously from introspective folk into a hooky psych-pop glow, “how do you know it’s not a sign?” is a recent track from J. I. Gassen. The Washington-based artist impresses with a
New Tracks
Exuding a throwback and accessible psych-rock bounce, “A-ok” is a new single from The David Joseph Apocadelia, a project based out of Brooklyn and Nashville. “We’ll find a way, it’s gonna be
Perfect Wonder by Night Hikes A new single from Night Hikes‘ upcoming EP of the same name, “Perfect Wonder” is another dreamy success from the duo, impressing in the past with tracks
Blues Williams‘ new track “”Pleather” is a stylish and suave rock success, sounding like it would feel at home on the beloved Jet Set Radio OST. The laid-back vocals enamor amidst a
“Sizzler” flaunts a rock-forward mystique throughout, courtesy of Slow Cinema, a band from Newcastle, Australia. Drawing from prior decades — from the ferocity of ’90s alt-rock to the rhythmic suaveness of ’70s
A collaborative release with haunting synth wandering and spoken-word samples, “Flip Cups” (Todd Hochradel’s Straight to Hell Remix) consumes in its interpretation of Marottes‘ solo material. The remix comes via Seattle-based artist
“Son of Sam” is the exciting debut single from Death Party, an Austin-based trio currently prepping their debut album. The track was mastered by Grammy-winning engineer Howie Weinberg, and exudes a ceaseless
Milwaukee-based The Appalachians show a compelling, menacing alt-rock sound on their new single “Killer Ritalin.” The halted guitar before the “settle down,” sequence at the 30-second mark plays climactically, with the ensuing
New Albums
Emphasizing the role of one’s body within the human experience, HANUSSEN: The Enigmatic Clairvoyant is a riveting new album from Mortal Prophets,
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Strutting a radiant, melodic array of indie pop, Overnumerousness is the upcoming album from Brian Halloran, out on May 7th. The follow-up
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Oslo-based band von Krogh depict the turbulent aspect of life’s ups and downs within an emotive production on their new album WAVES.
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Consuming in its stylishly foreboding rock, folk, and Americana interweaving, Too Many Ghosts is the new album from CoyoteBear, a band based
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