“Phosphenes” is a grippingly atmospheric track from Forethought, the alias of London-based artist Tom Hinchliffe. Spanning dream-pop, shoegaze, rock, electronica, and beyond, the project shows a lovely soundscape-driven evolution on “Phosphenes,” transitioning
New Tracks
Boston-based act Am Was showcases “So Helpless” and “Hurt Coyote” from their new album There Was Still Time to Live, delivering a heartfelt sound steeped in rock and folk. “So Helpless” stirs
London-based dream-pop outfit Broken Horses captivate across “The Space Between Us,” the finale on their debut four-track EP. Driven by jangling guitars and lush piano, the track captures doomed romantic yearning through
Featured on the soundtrack for the documentary Dante: The Man Running 500 Miles on Psychedelics, “Psilocybin Elephant” is a contemplative, affecting single from songwriter and composer Jesse Kloos. Built from a desert
London-based duo Beat The Drum serves up a downtempo, nu-jazz-infused delight with new single "Try a little bit harder," which was originally conceived at a faster tempo before shifting into a more
Franco-Australian, London-based artist Amélie Giardini envelops on “Red Pill,” the latest single in her Colour Bound project, being released throughout 2026. Blending neo-soul intimacy with majestic expanses, the artist, who is also
Based on an 18th-century Swedish folk song (“Sven i Rosengård”), “John in Roses’ Deep” weaves harpsichord, mandolin, and shawm into dynamic acoustic arrangements. The track builds dramatic narrative tension before shifting into
French project Notre Dame de la Colline, the solo output of Nancy-based artist Florian, stirs on “Le chant du fracas,” the closing track on his album Les Contes du Cyclone. Built around
New Albums
Berlin-based WELTSCHMERZ pairs warm, melancholic hip-hop with organic instrumentation on Refugium, a four-track instrumental EP. The project’s reflective approach is informed by
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Pittsburgh-based multi-instrumentalist Radical Reecer shapes new album Whimsical : Crestfallen through layered synth textures, funk-rooted grooves, modulated guitar, and detailed sound design.
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Fuel For The Fire – 40th Anniversary Edition marks a long-awaited new chapter for composer and pianist Alan Goldberg, revisiting an album
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British-born, LA-based artist Emilie Reid explores the turbulence and exhilaration of artistic life throughout Leopard~Sukha, her debut album. Shaped by the pop-rock
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