Dutch artist I Panic emits an easy-going, accessible throwback rock/pop styling on new single “Laughing, Talking, Loving.” Asking why the simple things are “so hard,” the lyrics relay day-in-the-life progressions — “getting
New Tracks
Seattle-based artist Rusty Reid crafts a soaring, emotive throwback rock sound on “The United States of Selfishness,” which tactfully ruminates on elements of corporate greed, cult personalities, and general political upheaval. Reid
A beautiful folk track with evolving textural expansion, “The In-Betweens” is the latest from Colin Woltmann. The vocals present a relatable, intimate portrayal of day-to-day perseverance and feeling a sense of being
A hooky pop single from Netherlands-based band Future Husband, “Good Company” emphasizes the importance of picking oneself up after defeat. An array of thumping rhythmic contemplation and anthemic, spirited rises make for
Twangy guitars and a smoothly entrancing vocal presence exude a memorable rock sound on “Turn,” the latest single from Martyn Scott, an artist from Rotherham, UK. Scott’s sound presents a confident nostalgia,
London-based artist Paul Claxton unveils a charismatic production on the A Fall from Grace EP, channeling a glam-friendly vocal ardency amidst a sweltering fusing of rock and Americana, fond of moody organs
Building from a hypnotic acoustic-led daze into captivating spacey effervescence, “Never Was, Never Will” is the latest track from Gorus, the project of Los Angeles-based artist Ethan Tyrer. The single comes via
Capturing the vibe of holiday work parties amidst a dreamy, introspective jangle-pop charm, “Office Christmas Party” is a new track from UK-based act Wyldest. The songwriting and production of Zoe Mead leads
New Albums
Merging dynamic acoustic piano, evolving vocals, and modern electronic textures, Perfect Timing is the excellent fourth studio record from Toronto-based artist Dylan
MoreA compelling new EP from Yorkshire-based Les Gillon & The Agents Of Karma, After Party Sunrise radiates a cinematic folk-pop elegance. With
MoreA poignant debut EP from Glenrothes, Scotland-based artist Ryan Page, Used To Be You navigates the wreckage of a breakup through a
MoreTraversing post-punk psych urgency and dystopian sonic realism, Visions from the frontier is the debut EP from Noise Factory United, the UK
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