New Tracks

Dan Szyller – “King’s Hall”

A standout from Dan Szyller‘s recent album The Celestial Immigrant, “King’s Hall” recently unveiled an accompanying music video that captures the track’s mystical, rock-forward theatrics. The video was filmed in Metz, France,

straylove – “eclipse”

eclipse (single) by straylove The broodingly atmospheric “eclipse” is comes via Berlin-based duo straylove, comprising Miguel Couto and Nicolás Rodríguez. Featuring dreamy guitar and synth interweaving alongside live drums, the captivating “eclipse”

CBKtrxx – “be with You”

A hooky single with a confessional yearning, “be with you” is a new track from CBKtrxx, an artist from Gothenburg, Sweden. The track successfully aims to look forward to better times, symbolically

Heart Foundation – “Bad News (Do Better)”

Exuding a classic pop jangle with hints of The Last Shadow Puppets, “Bad News (Do Better)” is the debut single from Heart Foundation, a London-based project comprising brothers Sam and Luke Pickering.

Tom Maroon – ‘Lowflyers’

Pittsburgh-based artist Tom Maroon stirs with an expressive rock sound on his new album Lowflyers, his first release on Mint 400 Records. Expanding from his earlier lo-fi leanings, the album embraces shifting

Benjamin David – “Divine”

Swelling into a theatrically rousing rock display, “Divine” is a stellar single from London-based artist Benjamin David. Contemplative vocals and perky piano gives an initially soulful feeling, escalating quickly into a rock-forward

Noshows – “Tired Eyes”

Pulsing pop success “Tired Eyes” is the latest from Noshows, a quickly ascending band from NYC. Led by producer and songwriter Max Satow, Noshows expanded from a solo project into a full

Club d’Elf – ‘As Above’

On the digital re-release of their 2000 debut album As Above, Boston-based collective Club d’Elf showcase the diverse sound that has enamored listeners for the past 25 years. Pursuits within rock, jazz,

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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