The new single from Maudlin Strangers, “Don’t Worry, I’m Fine” stirs in its thumping rock momentum, fondly reminiscent of Arctic Monkeys in its debonair vocal tone’s ascent into a blistering fuzz-friendly fervency.
New Tracks
California-based artist Kevin Nichols shows a compelling rock sound on new single “Looking at The Ocean,” excelling in its reflections on complacency; “I don’t think looking at the ocean’s much of a
Suave guitars and brass complement a soulful vocal charisma on “day after dark,” a recent single from wishpenny. The Nashville-based duo of Brian and Regina Russell compel with a confident, timeless-feeling suaveness
A bluesy, distorted rock nostalgia lingers on “COMING.GOING.,” a new track from VELIKA VELIKA, a project based in Belper, UK. Distorted bass amps and live drums complement a chilled-out vocal composure, with
A stellar new single from Pittsburgh-based artist Miss Freddye, “Let It Burn” conveys a sense of seduction and ensuing loss of control alongside a bluesy, soulful rock charisma. Miss Freddye’s commandingly confident
Austin-based singer/songwriter Devon Grace reveals a hauntingly intimate sound on “Losing Game,” casting an eerie sense of melancholy and longing. “I wrote it about a girl I was in love with,” the
Warming guitar jangles and harmonious vocals enamor on "Star," a newly released single from New York-based duo Joyer, comprising brothers Nick and Shane Sullivan.
Pacific Northwest-based project Girls Know deliver an emotively gripping rock sound on “Stranger” and “Lovesick,” two new singles that showcase Girls Know’s knack for excitable structural developments and impassioned vocal rises. Showing
New Albums
Dutch electronic duo Tangent return with Disclosure, their seventh album and first in three years, expanding their shadowy IDM sound through tactile
MoreLondon-based producer Ani On Keys showcases an intersection of Carnatic tradition and contemporary electronic music on Liminal Frequencies, a four-track EP blending
MoreNathaniel Sutton’s excellent new album The Days weaves between dynamic full-band arrangements and more introspective acoustic moments. Across its reflections on growing
MoreSinger-songwriter Stephanie Phillips embraces life’s shifting terrain on Walking the Tightrope, a progressive-folk album shaped by profound personal upheaval, including bereavement and
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