New Tracks

boycry – “control”

Dutch band boycry unveil a compelling rock and post-punk intertwining on their single “control.” Bursting guitar distortion gives way to a suave vocal composure, its dark lyrics referencing death and anticipated reactions.

Plastic Cactus – “Year of the Rat”

Hypnotic rocker “Year of the Rat” is a stellar single from Plastic Cactus. The Portland, OR-based band are prepping their debut full-length, and “Year of the Rat” represents its first single. “It’s

Andrea Obscura – “Pool of Blue”

Philippines-based artist Andrea Obscura delivers a lush dream-pop enamoring on “Pool of Blue,” described as conveying “what it’s like to struggle and live with a pervasive and all-consuming sadness.” Glistening synths inject

Tadgh Billy King – “mirror”

A dynamic production spanning from late-night brooding to erupting rock fervency, “mirror” is a stirring single from Irish artist Tadgh Billy King. Quivering vocal suaveness drives into the ominous guitar pulses past

Allegra Ondine – “Another Way To Kiss”

Capturing the intense emotions “of kissing someone new for the first time,” “Another Way to Kiss” is the new single from Allegra Ondine. A cinematic, lushly orchestral introduction proves ravishing with its

Bocce – “Good for You”

The title track on Bocce‘s debut album, “Good for You” unleashes a passionate alt-rock sound with fond comparisons to Yeah Yeah Yeahs. Amongst the album’s heavier tracks, “Good for You” grips with

Chalooby – “Something More”

The absorbing “Something More” fuses lush synths and twangy guitars with delightful results. The track comes via Bloom FM, the newly released album from Chalooby. “I think I’m over it,” the vocals

Kingfisher – “Stand Back In”

The latest track from Kingfisher, “Stand Back In” kicks off with thickly reverberating guitars and suave vocals, driving into the title-touting hook with soaring, psych-friendly allure. It’s another success from the trio,

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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