New Tracks

waldon.grooves – “Thought Alcove”

Thought Alcove by waldon.grooves A woozy, hypnotic success from San Francisco-based guitarist and multi-instrumentalist waldon.grooves, “Thought Alcove” enamors with its serene vocals, mellow guitar pulses, and inventive structural shifts. Lyrical sentiments of

The House Flies – ‘Glimmer EP’

Conjuring atmospheric intrigue propelled by post-punk and goth inspirations, The House Flies consume on their Glimmer EP. The Illinois-based side project comprises members of the grunge metal act Murnau. The House Flies

The Northern Light – “As Stars Burn”

As Stars Burn by The Northern Light “As Stars Burn” is a rousing new single from The Northern Light, a Seattle-based trio. David Pollon’s songwriting impresses throughout, escalating from jangly mystique into

Ari Carter – “Luck 4 Beginners”

Escalating from understated jangly pop into a passionately soulful tour-de-force, “Luck 4 Beginners” is a track from Ari Carter, a power-trio based in New Orleans. Fronted by the talented songwriting of Ari

Kingfisher – “Until I Lose My Mind”

Until I Lose My Mind by Kingfisher “Until I Lose My Mind” is a hooky rock success from Kingfisher, a band based in Uppsala, Sweden. The track represents the final of three

loom – ‘wool’

Strutting a no-frills rock entrancement reminiscent of acts like Guided By Voices and Pavement, wool is the compelling new album from loom, the duo of Max Boyd and Connor Smith. They both

Toby Tune – ‘Layers of Light’

Intriguing with colorful soundscapes ranging from the hypnotic electro-pop trickles of “Ponderance” to the roaring unease of “Desert Heat,” Layers of Light is the new album from Toby Tune, the Costa Rica-based

5th PROJEKT – “The Wrong Way”

Toronto-based quartet 5th PROJEKT stir on their recent track “The Wrong Way,” propelled by Tara Rice’s riveting vocal performance amidst an escalating, atmospheric rock production. Sködt McNalty’s expressive guitar work provides lingering

New Albums

Fluung – ‘Fluung’

The self-titled album from Seattle-based trio Fluung delivers an immersive rock sound, steeped in fuzzy nostalgia that recalls the likes of Built

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