New Tracks

Borealis Palace – “Stares”

Canadian act Borealis Palace delivers an impassioned, delicately evolving sound on “Stares.” Sporadic guitar glistening and somber string-laden deepness complements a stirring vocal lead throughout, carrying with a quivering composure as a

The Earthly Frames – ‘Taped Over’

Maryland-based band The Earthly Frames stir with twangy heartache and hooky appeal throughout their new album Taped Over. Project founder and multi-instrumentalist Gabriel Walsh is joined by a variety of talented collaborators,

Ken Howard – ‘On the Boulevard’

Featuring original music from Ken Howard, the original cast concept album for LGBT-themed modern musical On the Boulevard stirs with a diversely expressive production — varying from the string-laden throwback pop perkiness

Excellent Skeleton – “Stop Waking The Sun”

“Stop Waking The Sun” is a soaring, epic psych-rock single from UK act Excellent Skeleton. Melding title-touting vocal layers stir amidst patient guitar strums, setting a climactic introduction. Roaring guitar ferocity envelops

TELAH! – “Winner”

Talented collective TELAH! craft a heady entrancement on their new single “Winner,” meshing eerie synth textures with jazzy rhythmic propulsions. TELAH! wrote the track during the peak of quarantine, yearning for connection,

Konrad – “After Midnight” (feat. Nicky Dylan)

The hooky “After Midnight” is a contagious rock success from Konrad, also featuring Nicky Dylan. Taking inspiration from the punchy sounds of The Stokes and Phoenix, “After Midnight” compels with a series

Futon Blonde – “Sun Waves”

Austin-based band Futon Blonde show a twangy rock allure on their new song “Sun Waves,” off their new album, Something That We’ve All Experienced Together Before. Lead guitarist Mike Webb’s songwriting stands

Vau – “The Meanest Child”

Swedish artist Vau recounts a past bully with dreamy, engrossing retrospection on the ravishing “The Meanest Child.” Alongside Malmö-based artist Bac Nini, Vau creates a track with dream-pop and soul inspiration, sounding

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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