New Tracks

Casey Wells – “Moving On”

Another success from Casey Wells, “Moving On” affects with its heartfelt emotion and lush soundscape, propelled by gentle guitar twangs and a lush synth-y backing. Soaring vocals emit a retrospective lament, with

Raymond Revel – “Take A Break”

Providing a fitting reminder in a world full of chaotic energy, “Take A Break” emphasizes the importance of taking breaks from time to time. “It is easy to suffer burnout, and I

Nightingale – “Trust”

The third release this year from Melbourne-based artist Nightingale, “Trust” explores “the universal feeling of the need for trust,” amidst a pulsing electronic soundscape abundant with lush momentum. “I find that we

Rasmus Nelausen – “Diorama”

New single “Diorama” presents a laid-back, melodic charm from Rasmus Nelausen, an artist based in Nyrup, Denmark. “Diorama” represents the title track off Nelausen’s forthcoming, second studio album. Per the artist, the

Culak – ‘Mono No Aware’

A stirring album spanning from intricate post-rock and passionate emo with orchestral additions, Mono No Aware represents the 16th conceptual release from Texas-based solo project Culak. A beautiful sense of unpredictability echoes

Tired Cossack – “Lilac Pain”

First catching our ears with “Pea Roll Along” last year, Winnipeg-based artist Tired Cossack further showcases their spirited rock sound with the riveting new single “Lilac Pain.” The expressive guitar tones grow

Ryan Hoffman – “Shapes”

Another highlight from Pittsburgh-based singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Ryan Hoffman‘s new album A Spark Blown in the Breeze, “Shapes” engrosses with its gentle guitar work and vocal harmonizing. Jangly guitar fragments and wordless

Cole Blu – “Boston Story”

“Boston Story” is a new single from NYC artist Cole Blu, whose compelling sound melds art-pop, Kraut-rock, and experimental intuition. The dazed, eerie vocal presence plays cohesively amidst the bustle of guitars

New Albums

Aptøsrs – ‘Elders’

A dynamic album out today from Aptøsrs, Elders compels in its range of soundscapes, from the darkly dexterous “Graveyard Syndrome” to the

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Little Oil – ‘Twelve Songs’

Bay Area-based project Little Oil present a dynamic, ceaseless creativity on their new album, Twelve Songs. The production succeeds across various fronts,

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