A new single from San Francisco-based producer and songwriter Qozy, “Bugs Life” captures a hazy rock engrossment. “I wrote this song as an ode to all the bugs I have killed while
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Buffalo-based collective The Good Neighbors meld late-night synths and suave guitar tones on the immersive “Moonlight Shoreside.” The “I’ve been waiting for you so long,” vocal yearning is complemented by ocean-set visuals,
A pleasantly melodic single from Chicago-based artist Justin Sconza, “View of London” comes via his new album Campfire. The full-length spans from the debonair rock drive of “There’s That Sound” to the
Described as “a heartbreak anthem for people who are done playing the victim,” “Easy” is a new track from TheOdicy. The production emphasizes the act’s knack for melodic synth and guitar interweaving,
Danish band Möss deliver a reflective prowess with dream-pop immersion on new single “House on the Hill.” Jangling guitar illumination and expressive vocals lament how “the walls came tumbling down,” looking back
Boston-based trio Viruette unleash a passionate, dynamic rock appeal on new single “Big Fat Nothing,” preceding their debut album, Your Lacuna. Catching our ears previously with tracks like “Sick Hominid,” the band
The heaviest track from Beatrix‘s upcoming album Vertigo, “Paranoid” grips with a moody sound propelled by haunting vocal introspection and piano-driven atmospherics. The “freaking out,” vocal escalation sends chills as the rhythms
A soulful pop emotiveness engages on “Campfire,” a new single from Jyme. Morose vocal smoothness and a reflective bass line mesh enjoyably amidst trickling guitar tones. “You’re burning like a campfire,” the
New Albums
Los Angeles-based project Molto Non Troppo consume with a melodic art-pop sound, musing on the human condition through both melancholy and absurdity,
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Toronto-based composer Eddy Ruyter and City of Dawn collaborate on the serene EP Silfira, a title translating to “silent fire.” Pairing patient
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The captivating debut album from Rome-based producer Jomoon, Sugar develops wonderfully through inventive soundscapes and emotionally melodic charm — infusing aspects of
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Shadows and Lies, the sophomore album from North London composer Rob Fairweather’s project FellowFeel, is an evocative exploration of perception and fractured
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