First grabbing our ears over the summer with the hypnotic dark pop gem “Combien,” Paris-based artist La Biche builds another intoxicating, atmospheric production that weaves spoken-word vocal lushness with soul, dream-pop, cloud
New Tracks
“Thank You” is a hypnotic sonic journey full of gratitude, courtesy of the project Curving Tooth. The Baltimore-based queer duo comprises Liz Downing and Greg Hatem; the track was originally written by
The debut single from new band Tea Leaf, “Rising Sun” conjures a nostalgic, funky rock appeal. Euphoric vocal spirit, twinkling keys, and excitable guitar pulses show ample momentum into the infectious “you
Within its melodic alt-pop production, “Shirt Song” delivers a cathartic satiation in its conveying of how “life goes on,” following a breakup. The effort shows the melodic, heartfelt sound of Danielle Durack,
“Ways to Cope” is a resonating rock single from New Hampshire-based act Happy Just to See You. The expressive, rousing track precedes the act’s upcoming self-titled album, anticipating to release in early
Maryland-based act Sunniva tout a warming groove on “Its Not the Same,” a soulful pop single with caressing vocals and twinkling key delights. The project, led by brothers Danniel and Conner Knight,
“The Poster” touts a darkly mysterious rock sound, while still retaining a hooky briskness. The hazy rocker comes from Mad Mofma, a Denver-based act that took shape this past year. Childhood friends
Antwerp-based singer/songwriter Alison Jutta reveals a haunting pop sound on “Like I Do,” depicting the “beautiful but scary” elements of being attached to someone. The track comes via the upcoming album hello,
New Albums
Showcasing a sound abundant in infectious soundscapes and impressive musicianship, Beat Tape (A Day in the Life) is the debut full-length album
MoreExcelling with eclectic productions and consistently gripping songcraft, Golf Cart Life is the latest studio album from prolific Oakland-based rock and soul
MoreA commanding display of alt-rock and shoegaze savvy, In The Blur is the sophomore album from Pacific Northwest band Waves Crashing. Following
MoreStalacs is a dark ambient experimental EP from Utrecht-based composer Arpatle, the moniker of Patrick Bossink. Utilizing granular delays, 1024 sine tones,
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