New Tracks

Slow Animals – “Bleedin’ Out”

Nashville-based quarter Slow Animals reveal a moody alt-rock disposition on memorable new single “Bleedin’ Out.” A grungy, slow-crawling guitar progression complements understated vocals to start, lamenting they’ve “been consumed by the red

Thundermoon – “Wild”

The debut single from Edinburgh-based trio Thundermoon, “Wild” impresses in its thematic escapism and lush synth-driven expanses. Initial plucky synth-driven momentum complement lyrics with a steady stream-of-conscious feeling, aligning with descriptive explorations

Jennifer Tefft – “Love and War”

Love and War by Jennifer Tefft A track out today from Boston-based artist Jennifer Tefft, “Love and War reveals a moody rock engrossment, concocting an ’80s nostalgia with its anthemic vocal dynamics

Eleri Ward – “Grieving The Future”

A compelling pop success from New York-based artist Eleri Ward, “Grieving the Future” meshes punchy hooks and serene synth-laden ruminations alike. This original track follows three cover albums from Ward, who also

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

New Albums

Karey Lee – ‘REDEMPTION’

Karey Lee‘s new album REDEMPTION is a heartfelt testament to survival and rebirth, channeling rock, Americana, and soul into hard-won catharsis. “I

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Hollow Shift – ‘Reload’ EP

Athens, Greece-based duo Hollow Shift showcase a riveting darkwave sound across Reload, an EP that leans into pulsing electronics and nocturnal momentum.

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Vital Virus – ‘Oblivion’

Swedish project Vital Virus delivers a visceral concept album in Oblivion, a nine-track plunge into fractured emotion, confusion, and rage. Blending industrial

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