A resonating success from New York-based artist Blair Wxtch, “DIG UP YOUR GRAVE” balances nocturnal synth/guitar interplay with jubilant vocal hooks — proclaiming “1999!” amidst suave guitar adornments and bouncy synth pulsations.
New Tracks
Austin-based act Very Busy People craft a contemplative, melodic longing on “Pale Blue Dot.” Shades of The Replacements’ “Sixteen Blue” shows aesthetically, within a dreamier and elegant arsenal that infuses sporadic piano
A psychedelic pop delight from Summer Of Love, “Who’s gonna take care” is a nostalgic success — bridging surf-y vocal harmonies and dazed, hypnotic engrossment into a Beatles-esque central hook; the title-touting
Michigan-based singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Hairday stirs with a lush, celebratory beauty across new single “Isolation’s Over.” Dreamy vocal tones take jubilation in the title-referencing call, with jangling guitar tones and plucky elegance
Denver-based act Borrowed Joy strut a confident array of guitar-driven rock and synth-touched pop on new single “SlowBurn,” described as “a song about resisting seductive passion in order to find true love.”
Exuding a melodic rock sound within lyrical themes of isolation and betrayal, “This City Shines So Bright” is a memorable single from NYC-based project Minus32Heartbeat, representing the moniker of NYC-based artist Matt
“Bystander” is consuming new single out today from Nashville-based singer/songwriter Mason Summit, channeling a range of psych-touched introspection and anthemic rock/pop cohesion. “‘Cause I’m a bystander,” the chorus exudes, fondly reminiscent of
A serene folk enchantment shows on “Summer Rain,” a track from an upcoming 4-track EP via Bristol, UK-based artist Ryan McMurtry. Also the guitarist and vocalist of bands Play Misty and Sugarmoon,
New Albums
New Home is the debut album from Pol Tonin, the project of Vienna-born multidisciplinary artist Daniel Pabst. Achieving a captivating art-folk sound
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Newly released EP Universe unveils a stirring rock sound from Amsterdam-based band Dim Pinks. Blending hints of the Velvet Underground and Pixies,
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Stirring in its use of Arabic instrumentation within memorable, poetic pop songwriting, Call of the Yoni is a compelling seven-track song cycle
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The Noticer, the sophomore album from Mt. Kili, represents a creative expanse for Rick Sichta’s Asheville-based project. Recorded at Echo Mountain Studio,
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