Another memorable track from June Always, after impressing with “Ghosts,” “Mary Jane” compels in its jangling guitar pulses, twinkling keys, and vulnerable lyricism. “I can’t compete with Mary Jane,” the vocals open,
New Tracks
Veinmelter is the project of multi-instrumentalist Winston Harrison. “We Go In” takes on added emotional weight in this newly recorded live acoustic performance, revisiting a song inspired by the anticipation and eventual
Attalie‘s new single “Carry Me” blends soulful, breathy vocals, hazy guitar work, and groove-driven percussion into an atmospheric, introspective development. A grooving percussive presence persists throughout, apparent immediately as vibrant rhythms and
A standout, stylish single, with riot-grrrl energy and post-punk foreboding, “TONGUE OUT” is the latest from Judy Doom. Led by Caits Meissner and Effy Dalton, the project enthralls with a dynamic tour-de-force
An absorbing shoegaze-forward track, “you can count on me” comes via Modern Leisure, the project of Denver-based songwriter and DJ Casey Banker, who describes the release as “about being completely enamored with
Cork City, Ireland-based Suzy’s Field conjures a theatrical, retro-pop sensibility on “Where Do You Go?”, pairing a fun groove with richly arranged instrumentation and a playful sense of Halloween-friendly bounciness. Shifting between
Helsinki-based band Bad Valentines unveil a punchy blend of jangling guitar rock, driving bass lines, and expressive vocal melodies on new single “November Shadows,” balancing a rough-edged energy with more reflective songwriting.
Dutch duo The Wrong Reasons pair jangling guitars, brass accents, and sweeping strings on “The Night (We Saw Your Favorite Film),” a melodic indie-pop track balancing buoyant instrumentation with reflective songwriting. Longtime
New Albums
A transatlantic band based between London and Los Angeles, Sky Is Alright blend expansive shoegaze, ’90s alternative rock, and grunge with deeply
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Copenhagen-based brothers Thomas Charlie Pedersen and Daniel Pedersen have spent nearly two decades refining Vinyl Floor‘s melodic rock approach, with their sixth
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Brisbane-based independent artist JJ Ryan blends soaring guitar-driven rock, melodic hooks, and more experimental textures on Life May Take Its Toll, a
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Rikki Tikki Tavi is the solo project of Netherlands-based musician Alex, whose debut Once Upon a Dream intertwines affecting guitar work and
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