New Tracks

The Bergamot – “Roll It Up”

Another enamoring single from The Bergamot, “Roll It Up” seizes onto the waning days of summer amidst a melodic fusing of bright pop and heartfelt folk. “It’s just you and me,” the

CLUB ORO – “mailer daemon”

Serene pop and buzzingly dark haunts alike stir throughout “mailer daemon,” the latest from Glendale-based quartet CLUB ORO. Debonair vocals and a bass-heavy pulse find chilling accompaniment in spacey synths, with the

Lipstk – “Six More Miles”

An emotional, dreamy rock composure engages throughout “Six More Miles,” a track released today from Columbus, Ohio-based band Lipstk. Understated guitar twangs and reflective vocals ascend quickly into a soaring engrossment, diversifying

CAROUSELS – “I Can’t Stop the Rain from Falling”

With their latest single “I Can’t Stop the Rain from Falling,” Copenhagen-based rock band CAROUSELS craft a moody sound alongside title-touting laments. The final minute eases into a colorful synth-forward pull. The

Hoagie – “The Karaoke Legend” + “Buncha Bands”

“The Karaoke Legend” and “Buncha Bands” are two standout tracks from Other Folks, the upcoming (9/29) debut LP from from Hoagie. The project of Portland, Oregon-based singer/songwriter Dave Holgado impresses with a

Neighbour – “Find Me An Apartment”

Wholly relatable in its portrayal of encountering a new space/place, “Find Me An Apartment” is a melodic track from Neighbour, a project originally from Brisbane, Australia and now based in Berlin, Germany.

bluetrails – “Oversoul”

A lushly emotive folktronica showcase from New York-based artist bluetrails, “Oversoul” infuses haunting vocal harmonies alongside a delicately evolving production. Layered vocals assemble gorgeously, with the lead emerging amidst gentle bass and

Pyzow! – “In My Dreams, You Win”

A grooving rocker from Pyzow!, “In My Dreams, You Win” exudes a throwback charisma in its expressive guitar licks and debonair vocal styling — reminiscent of Steely Dan’s versatility and musicianship. The

New Albums

Lexytron – ‘Something New’

The captivating new album from Lexytron, Something New enamors in its palpable emotion and stylistic variety. Shimmering synths, jangly guitars, and dramatic

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