New Tracks

Maru Haru – “Realm of Lies”

Austin-based band Maru Haru showcase an anthemic stirring on new single “Realm of Lies,” exemplary of the band’s high-flying production — melding orchestral, folk, and rock elements for a resonating sound that

Subway Rat – “Delusional”

Another hooky rocker from Subway Rat, “Delusional” continues the NYC-based artist’s stream of recent success, balancing a Strokes-esque rock immediacy with a more expressive vocal enamoring. 2023 saw two fantastic albums from

Pat Berlinquette – “Old New York”

Exuding a timeless-sounding crooner pop aesthetic, “Old New York” is a recent single from Pat Berlinquette. The arsenal of patiently unveiling bass, guitars, and thumping percussion make for an apt nostalgic pull,

David Taro – “Dear Sarah”

A track out today from South London-based artist David Taro, “Dear Sarah” is a heartfelt folk success, playing as a “breakup letter of a song,” through emotive vocals, climactic acoustics, and piano

Seasonal Falls – “Lie Down”

A comfortably melodic rock sound enamors on “Lie Down,” a new single from Seasonal Falls. The Switzerland-based project comprises songwriter Roman Gabriel (The Kind Hills, The Dentals), alongside Andrew Pelletier (Fur Trader).

Che Arthur – “The Sliver”

An angsty rock sound commands on “The Sliver,” a single out today from Che Arthur. The second track release from Arthur’s fourth solo album, For That Which Now Lies Fallow, “The Sliver”

Kallai – “Always/Never”

“Always/Never” is a dreamy shoegaze-inclined charmer from Kallai, a newly formed band from Portland, Oregon. The project comprises members from various acts: Trance to the Sun, Lost Echoes, and Luscious Apparatus. Kallai’s

New Albums

Hollywand – ‘White Magic’

An enamoring, hook-filled rock sound shines on White Magic, the debut album from Los Angeles-based act HOLLYWAND. Guitar-driven energy pairs with poetic

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Chris Pellnat – ‘Reign Down’ EP

Chris Pellnat’s new EP, Reign Down melds rootsy folk with inventive art-rock, thematically exploring love’s discovery, absence, and rejection. The six-song collection

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