New Tracks

Henry Ryeder – “Room With A View”

“Room With A View” is a captivating track from Brooklyn-based artist Henry Ryeder, whose new EP Tweepocalypse ranges from the moody psych-pop stylings of “Room With A View” to the lush bossa-nova

Dead Melodies – ‘Sleepy Town of Winter’

A dark ambient album fit for watching the snow fall throughout a brisk night, Sleepy Town of Winter comes via UK artist Dead Melodies. Releasing music under the Cryo Chamber label, Dead

Dandelion Head – “Sad Eyes”

Emitting a mellow contemplation that excels into a twangy delight, “Sad Eyes” is a newly released track from Dandelion Head, featured last month with the grooving single “Two Hands.” Acoustic guitar, enigmatic

DJ Patsan – “Come This Way”

A new single from Thailand-based musician and producer DJ Patsan, “Come This Way” mixes a twangy southern charm with an accessible electro-pop underlying. Slight guitar twangs and responsive bass line echo a

The Parlor – “Ecstasy You”

Showing a riveting rock sound inspired by Mazzy Star, “Ecstasy You” is a delectably murky psych-rocker from The Parlor, the Albany-based project led by the husband-wife duo Eric Krans and Jen O’Connor.

Sleeping Woods – ‘Shibboleth’ EP

A band from Essen, Germany that shows audible admiration for Brit-pop’s heyday, Sleeping Woods impress with a vivacious rock sound throughout their second EP, Shibboleth. Opener “(A Fond Memory)” gracefully sets forth

Josephine – “Paradise”

“Paradise” is a lush pop single from Josephine, an artist born in NYC and presently based in Venice Beach, CA. Touting hypnotic and lush production that feels fit for contemplative walks on

The Phantom Friends – “Can’t You See”

Can't You See by The Phantom Friends Captivating with a hooky synth-rock sound, “Can’t You See” is an impassioned single from The Phantom Friends, a band from Charlotte, NC. A brief flash

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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