New Tracks

Nick Boeder – “Your Shadowed Doubts”

 Colorado-based artist Nick Boeder consumes on his new track “Your Shadowed Doubts,” an affecting success he wrote after relocating to Boulder. “Your Shadowed Doubts” reflects Boeder’s autobiographical approach, shaped by years

Low Stakes Band – “The Dash”

A powerful folk introspection lingers on “The Dash,” an affecting new single from Low Stakes Band that takes inspiration from the concept of “the dash,” representing the line between birth and death.

Empty Kodiak – “Dreaming of Tennessee”

Layered guitars and gorgeous saxophone complement melodic vocals on “Dreaming of Tennessee,” a fantastic single from Cleveland-based seven-piece Empty Kodiak. Both atmospheric and cathartic, the track’s production exudes a warmness from the

Max Threat – “Doe Under Headlights”

Trickling, jangly introspections and an enjoyable sense of momentum persist across “Doe Under Headlights,” a newly released track from Max Threat. Reminding fondly of The Wrens in its escalating guitars and “we

Reduction in Force – “Images of Heaven”

Reduction in Force impresses with a captivating cover of Peter Godwin’s “Images of Heaven,” achieving a magnetic balance of lushly shimmering synths, twangy guitar ardor, and punchy vocal charisma. While the 1982

Continua – “Pristine”

Continua continue to deliver a resonating rock sound on new track “Pristine,” another strong showing from the band, who caught our ears with a handful of standout singles in the past year.

New Wolves – “Sleep it back”

Kickstarting a productive 2026 for the Swansea, UK-based trio, “Sleep it back” finds New Wolves expanding seamlessly from laid-back, hypnotic doses of guitars and synths into a soaring, effervescent expanse. Haunting “fighting

Help Yourself to the Citrus – “Colors”

A recent track from Help Yourself to the Citrus, “Colors” blends warm, nostalgic bedroom folk with intimate vocals, soft acoustic strums, and subtle surreal textures. The duo of producer Lukas Keel and

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New Albums

Pol Sembrano – ‘Self-Titled’

Pol Sembrano consumes with a self-titled synth-pop success of an album, seamlessly balancing hooky immediacy and emotional depth. The Seattle-based Filipino-American artist

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Ryoka Hagiwara – ‘ICHI’

Edinburgh-based composer and pianist Ryoka Hagiwara debuts with ICHI, a solo piano album navigating fleeting memory and fragile identity through a striking

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