New Tracks

No Thanks, Man – “Inside Out There”

“Inside Out There” is a tranquilly compelling single from No Thanks, Man, the project of artist Geraldine Espino. The track represents Espino’s third single, following “Ok Fine” and “Away Already.” Described as

Bvrden – “Indigo”

A fierce rocker taking inspiration from early ’00s alt-rock and punk pursuits, “Indigo” is a strong showing from London-based band Bvrden. They describe the effort as “about fighting for one’s own purpose

Ari Joshua’s RAaR Trio – “Kambo Wambo” (extended version)

Ari Joshua’s RAaR Trio craft a free-flowing psych-rock enticement throughout “Kambo Wambo,” whose 19-minute extended version showcases the versatile trio’s stirring guitar work, hypnotic polyrhythms, and spirited keyboard infusions. The track represents

Marottes – “See Mee” (Full Moon Version)

We’re excited to provide an exclusive sneak peek from Marottes, the audiovisual project from Mike Mytnick, a TV producer and video director hailing from Cleveland, Ohio. With its heady synth tones and

The Derevolutions – “Cheetah”

We’ve been smitten with The Derevolutions‘ creative sample-infused pop sound for over a decade, tracing back to 2013’s single “Living in the Not World.” The Boston-based duo of Ana Karina DaCosta and

War & Peace Party – “Miss Hibiscus”

“Miss Hibiscus” hypnotizes with its hazy organ backing and debonair guitar stylings, immersing with a subdued psych-rock allure. The track comes via War & Peace Party, the recording project of Columbus, OH-based

Moon Date – “Created by Magazine”

Detroit-based act Moon Date mesh bright synths and invigorated guitar lines on the catching “Created by Magazine.” This anthemic success marks the project’s debut release, impressively enough. They describe the effort’s lyrics

Safezonefire – “Emery”

Stirring in its range from nocturnal spaciousness to thunderous distorted guitars, “Emery” is the new single from Safezonefire. The elusive project shows a fierce rock-forward power throughout. The morose initial vocals are

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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