Portland, OR-based duo Exceptional Failures show a rousing, developing rock sound on new single “How You Feel.” “I’m not gonna pretend that I know how you feel,” the opening vocals admit, quickly
New Tracks
The third single from Yellowtechnica, “The Mirage” compels with its mystique and palpable yearning. A debonair bass line and quick guitar swipes lead a climactic opening, complemented by an eerily enjoyable vocal
An orchestral folk sound — with cinematic, spaghetti-western flourishes — captivates throughout “Seeds Of Joy,” the latest track from Adam Lytle. The standout production features orchestral arrangements by Trey Pollard (Faye Webster,
The breezily melodic “Where Do We Go” is an alluring new single from Jeff Kolhede, a multi-instrumentalist, sound engineer, and producer based in Oakland, California. Twangy guitars and a subtle string-laden complement
San Francisco-based band Hidden in the Sun compel with a buzzing pop passion on new track “Gravity Love,” meshing anthemic rises with dreamy atmospheric introspection. “There’s something in the way you move
Audibly capturing the phase of one’s life where partying and over-indulgences start to wear thin, “Trouble on My Mind” provides a grippingly introspective concept within a twangy, delectably lo-fi rock production. The
Red Balloons by mUmbo Intriguing with a dreamy mystique, “Red Balloons” is a recent single from Mumbo, the London-based project of guitarist Doug MacGowan, vocalist Emma Semple, and drummer Antonio Dale. Jangly
Kapow by Madame Psychosis A hooky rock immediacy lunges forward on “Kapow,” a fervent track from Toronto-based band Madame Psychosis. Catching our ears last month with the single “Concrete Streets,” the band
New Albums
James Beastly continues to showcase consistently excellent songwriting on his third album We Should Be Animals. Born from collaborative jam sessions in
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MIDTONES combine gorgeous folk-rock dynamics with emotional thematic terrain on their third album, Mountain. The East Nashville-based quartet navigate the “midtones” of
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The Resurrection Club unveils a melodic, stylish depiction of endurance on their debut album Survival. Reconnecting decades after their Glasgow post-punk origins,
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English band FADED explores a melancholic, disjointed reality on the Out Of Season EP. This collection of tracks, deemed too dark for
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