New Tracks

Amos Waits – “Berlin Blue”

Toronto-based act Amos Waits craft music they aptly describe as “dystopian lounge music,” which on their third song “Berlin Blue” enamors with a lushly meditative dream-pop engrossment. “Come over and I’ll make

Sebas De Varona – “Dark Adaptation”

A standout track from Miami-based artist Sebas De Varona, “Dark Adaptation” is a satiating psych-rocker that builds with tactful precision. Soaring organ-laden effervescence, twinkling piano, and steady percussive warmness drives to the

Aaron Friend & the Enemies – “Pretender”

“Pretender” is a heartfelt new single from Nashville-based Aaron Friend & the Enemies. Jangly contemplation intrigues during the opening sequence. The “I don’t believe in a word you say,” vocal resonates with

Neurotypes – “Inside Yr Mind”

Hooky vocal emotion and a moody post-punk underlying intertwine on “Inside Yr Mind,” the latest single from Canadian act Neurotypes. Bright guitar twangs accompany an initially suave vocal styling, showing a pulsing

Jessie Allen Cooper – “Nantucket Lullaby”

"Nantucket Lullaby" is a serenely enchanting track from Jessie Allen Cooper. Gentle percussion and late-night saxophones exude a comforting soundscape, with mellow key-laden insertions glistening throughout. The track is a newly remastered

Spearside – “Not Up to Much”

Irish trio Spearside conjure an anthemic rock pull on “Not Up to Much,” concluding a successful trilogy of singles that have earned airplay on BBC 6 Music and BBC Radio 1. Clearly

Porcupine – “Comatose”

"Comatose" is a rousing alt-rocker from Porcupine, a band presently based in Minneapolis. The track kickstarts with heavy guitar pulses, reflectively accompanied by the steady rhythm section as fervent vocals emerge. The

Train Conductor – “Arroyo Butterfly”

An engrossing psych-rocker about moving on from death, “Arroyo Butterfly” is a hypnotic success from Albuquerque-based project Train Conductor, fronted by Will Byrne and featuring a variety of talented musicians. The track

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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