A sweltering rocker from D.C.-based band Live At Zac’s House conjures a classic, bluesy invigoration in its confident vocal drive and momentum-filled instrumentation — combining lingering organs, bursts of guitars, and rhythmic
New Tracks
“Doublewide” is an enjoyable new single from Pam Ross, blending bluesy rock and country stylishness with new-love lyrical expressions. The track comes via the forthcoming album Outside the Box, and is described
A darkly enveloping heavy prog-rock sound captivates from Puerto Rico-based band The Wrong Sides — impressing across a trio of instrumental new tracks, which will all appear on their upcoming new album.
Hazy guitar strums and warming brass open “Angeline” with compelling qualities, moving into a debonair croon that enthralls throughout; the track is the latest from Shrimp Planet, and thoroughly impresses in its
A mellow reassurance permeates throughout “You’re Not Alone,” an enchanting new single from Found Instruments, the solo project of UK-based singer/songwriter Jack Joseph Titcombe. The production enamors with a hypnotic, mellow glow
Vancouver-based artist SIESKI melds electro-pop and house immersion on new single “Gumdrops,” conveying smitten sentiments within a blissful yet grooving sound. The multi-disciplinary, queer artist fully succeeds on this follow-up to her
A memorable and spirited folk track that captures the power of childhood friendships, “Neophyte Club” is a stirring single from Nate Silas. “It’s a song about remembering childhood friendships in the long
An exuberant single propelled by prancing piano and bright strings, “Wrinkles” is a track from Richard Green and his The Circle Closes EP. The London-based artist excels in his emotive songwriting, played gorgeously by
New Albums
UK garage foundations meet contemporary club production on Elements 2 //, the latest full-length release from sibling duo Star.One. Arriving twelve years
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Ambient piano and understated electronic textures trace a passage from dormancy toward renewal on Zero, the debut EP from Tokyo-born composer and
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Fusing garage-rock passion with psychedelic color, The Crystal Teardrop embrace the sounds of mid-1960s pop on new album Love You More. The
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Showcasing a punchy rock spirit with compelling coming-of-age narration, Pupal Phase is the four-song debut EP from Lost Grrrl Found, a New
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