New Tracks

furcast – “time”

A Walk Through Hell by furcast With their epic track “time,” Long Beach-based project furcast present a sprawling journey — from eerie brass-laden haunts to thunderous rock charisma. The effort marks their

Serious People – “Nobody Knows I’m Twisted”

Fleeting guitar twangs and moody synths intertwine with late-night atmospheric appeal on “Nobody Knows I’m Twisted,” the debut single from New York-based project Serious People. The effort tells “the story of a

juno roome – “sole outlet”

sole outlet by juno roome The latest from Brooklyn-based artist juno roome, “sole outlet” hypnotizes with its jangly guitars and lushly understated vocals, casting a late-night contemplative spell with its “last night,”

Hurricane Yellow – “Midnight”

Twangy guitars, caressing acoustics, and dreamy vocals converge blissfully on the enchanting single “Midnight,” a new track from Hurricane Yellow, the solo outlet for Miami-based artist Oscar Sardiñas — who notes that

Lomma – “Death, Pt. 1”

Los Angeles-based Lomma, the solo project of Evan Lomnitzer, reveals a punchy psych-friendly rock enamoring on new single “Death, Pt. 1.” Via the upcoming album Torrey Pines, out in October, “Death, Pt.

Jon Danforth – “Novelty”

Ahead of his second full-length releasing this fall, Dallas-based singer/songwriter Jon Danforth shows well with new single “Novelty.” The “I don’t mind being a novelty,” vocal introspection engrosses amidst melodic, jangly guitars.

Rain Carnation – “Chemical Song”

Pounding guitar pulses and glitzy synths invigorate throughout “Chemical Song,” the latest success from Rain Carnation. The enigmatic project’s stopped us in our tracks with the singles “Fearless” and “Liar,” exuding a

The Horn – “Too Many Moments”

A new single from London-based band The Horn, “Too Many Moments” exudes a haunting, jangly sound that bursts into a synth-touched chorus with soaring, replay-tempting allure. Following the ample success of previous

New Albums

Loser Demon – ‘EP2’

Moving between post-punk introspection and high-voltage rock energy, EP2 is a thorough success from Riverside, California-based band Loser Demon. Beneath the bracing guitars and anthemic

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