An intriguingly atmospheric debut from Sacred Heart Auto League, “Hello, Friend” wanders amidst spacey synth pads and a captivating vocal beckoning, asking “where have you gone?” following the friendly salutation. Slithering brass
New Tracks
A dexterous range of twangy guitars and steady vocal momentum enamor on “Edited Adrenaline,” a new single from Proper Youth. Described as “the first and fastest single,” from their upcoming full-length, Rusty
Presenting a dreamy introspection, “Moon/Sun” is a moving new single from Grace Smiles, an artist originally from the Chicago area and now based in Nashville. The lyrics stir in portraying a shift
Melding modern pop whimsy with a sharp ’80s nostalgic swiftness, “Tell Me That You Miss It” is a new single from Wax Pools, an artist based in Washington D.C. — blending emo/pop-punk
“Where is the lie?” incorporates moody piano lines, debonair vocals, and erupting guitars for a memorable sound from Pleasantville. The track represents the third single from the band, which is led by
Brooklyn-based band bloodsports explore a shoegaze-friendly direction on new single “Canary.” Gorgeous waves of guitar distortion quickly envelop, falling back into a warming dose of ’90s alt-rock nostalgia as lethargic vocal charm
“Temple” is a track out today from Jacob Giaimo, emitting a heartfelt rock appeal with a crisp array of guitars and emotive vocals. “I’ll be here, in your arms,” they let out
Belgian artist Alexander Greenfield unveils a climactic prog-rock appeal with horror-film intrigue on new single “Poltergeist,” immersing with haunting piano and simmering string-forward momentum amidst haunting vocal whispers. Chilly strings and ghostly
New Albums
German band Reptyle compel with a gothic-rock and post-punk vigor on their excellent new album Blazed Shades & Thorned Veils — enveloping
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Radiating a dynamic blend of raucous rock bursts and lush, introspective warmth, I love you, trackstar is a captivating full-length from Los
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New York-based Too Much Joy celebrate a defining chapter of their legacy with Son of Sam I Am (Tommy’s Version), a sprawling,
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A heartfelt and elegantly riveting classical sound shows on From the Heart, the sixth album from Sharon Ruchman — and her first
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