New Tracks

Tan Cologne – “Visitation”

The caressingly hypnotic “Visitation” is a striking single from Tan Cologne, the New Mexico-based duo of Lauren Green and Marissa Macias. Gorgeous, mellow vocals and light guitar twangs find stellar accompaniment in

From//October – “Somewhere Quiet”

Lush keys and jangly guitars surround serenely melodic vocals on the consuming single “Somewhere Quiet.” The release comes via From//October, the moniker of songwriter/producer Dion Tiktak, based in Zwolle (The Netherlands). The

The Dawn Phenomenon – “On the Nash”

Described as “about floating through the universe with your lover,” and certainly achieving that emotion with its dazed engrossment, “On the Nash” is a new single from The Dawn Phenomenon. The band

Strange Rainn – “Detained Bliss”

Face Arms Speech Time by Strange Rainn “Detained Bliss” proves striking in its balancing of dream-pop lushness with dark alt-rock ruminations. The success comes from Strange Rainn, an artist based in Dresden,

Pheelynx – “Can’t Get Away”

Gripping with its steady energy and angst, “Can’t Get Away” is an impassioned single from Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter Pheelynx. A consistent bass line enamors alongside a range of alt-rock guitar distortion and

DULCIE – “The Sunglasses Song”

UK singer/songwriter DULCIE’s newest single, “The Sunglasses Song,” features summery, playful lyrics akin to her previous singles “My Body” and “Medicate Me.” Clearly audible, soulful lines sashay throughout the entirety of the

D.A. Crimson – “Golden Egg”

The standout debut single from Brooklyn-based artist D.A. Crimson, “Golden Egg” ruminates on the impact of exploitative relationships amidst a compelling assortment of guitar twangs, light synth touches, and debonair vocal dynamics.

Otis Shanty – “Early Birds”

“Early Birds” showcases the hazily melodic rock sound from Otis Shanty, a quartet from Somerville, Massachusetts. The release represents Otis Shanty’s debut single, and is the title track from their upcoming album.

New Albums

Fluung – ‘Fluung’

The self-titled album from Seattle-based trio Fluung delivers an immersive rock sound, steeped in fuzzy nostalgia that recalls the likes of Built

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