New Tracks

Waldo Witt – “Our Love Will Remain”

From the standout new album Long Daze, Dark Nights, “Our Love Will Remain” shows the exuberantly hooky psych-pop allure of Waldo Witt. Impressing in prior years with tracks like the yearning synth-pop

Toy Dinosaur – “Before it Ends”

“Before it Ends” is the latest single from Toy Dinosaur, the duo of Joshua Batstone and Brian Bob Young. Gentle acoustics and jangly guitars complement vocals that express holding onto the past,

Many Places – “You Might Find Me”

Chicago-based band Many Places enamor on their new single “You Might Find Me.” Trumpet and saxophone additions play with smoothly entrancing qualities, amidst a dynamic tonal showing of both lushness and distortion-laden

Kess – “TV Screen”

“TV Screen” is the latest from Kess, the project of Wichita native Aaron Kessinger. Dreamy pop and psychedelic expansions alike compel throughout, centered around themes of “technological addiction and the essence of

Spun Mellow – “Lonely People”

Spun Mellow unveils a dazed, psychedelic enamoring on new single “Lonely People,” described as “a song of personal freedom and letting go of the negative, toxic people that weigh us down.” Based

Windows – “Long-While” + “High Sierra Lows”

Los Angeles-based act Windows strut a captivating rock sound on newly released singles “Long-While” and “High Sierra Lows,” both released last week. Formed in 2018 by Matteo Arias (Golden Animals), Windows balance

Harmo Draüs – “Miles Away”

“Miles Away” is a memorable new single from French artist Harmo Draüs. Initial lyrical reminiscing and patient, dreamy textural backing drive to the “miles away,” hook, which resonates in its eerier and

New Albums

Dean Muscat – ‘LAZARENE’ EP

Enjoyable rock mystique and compelling folk intertwine on LAZARENE, the consuming new EP from Dean Muscat, a singer-songwriter based in Malta. “These

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Rayhan – ‘June Was Something’

Enthralling with a hip-hop sound that exudes both hazy summer atmospherics and emotively gripping lyricism within memorable vocal flows, June Was Something

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