New Tracks

Oliver Marson – “Blue Dreams”

“Blue Dreams” is a gripping new track from London-based artist Oliver Marson, channeling a sort of ’80s new-wave mystique amidst contemporary lyricism observing the grindy, corporate-dominated structures of everyday life. Marson self-produced

Rare Monk – “Coronation”

Coronation by Rare Monk PDX band Rare Monk deliver more rock goodness with their latest single “Coronation,” written pre-pandemic though exuding much of the anxieties and uncertainties rampant in society today. Representing

Nicholas Walmer – “Caroline”

Between the Sun and the Moon by Nicholas Walmer “Caroline” is an impassioned rocker from Fort Wayne-based artist Nicholas Walmer, who describes the track as “about wanting to love someone but knowing

Russ Young – ‘Cloak’

Russ Young‘s Cloak is a beautiful ambient album inspired by the environment surrounding the Western Lake District in Cumbria, UK. “Musically, my main strategy for Cloak was to work with groupings of

Waves Crashing – ‘The Viewing’ EP

Released today from Olympia-based band Waves Crashing, The Viewing EP continues the act’s penchant for textured, melodic rock with alternative and shoegaze appeal. They caught our ears with EP track “Life on

Neve Bowen – “Song for Anna”

“Song for Anna” is a heartfelt track from London-based artist Neve Bowen, representing the first single from her upcoming Lifeline EP, releasing in June. The 19-year-old singer/songwriter has made waves the past

AUXR – “Plastic Love” (feat. Stína Ágústsdóttir)

Plastic Love (feat. Stína Ágústdóttir) by AUXR Amsterdam-based artist AUXR collaborates with Icelandic singer Stína Ágústsdóttir on the riveting single “Plastic Love,” exuding a soulful trip-hop production with ample atmospheric engrossment. The

The Keymakers – “Forever”

Showing a soulful vein of house-inspired synth-pop, “Forever” is a new single from The Keymakers, the Los Angeles-based duo of brothers Rome and Red. The track’s late-night production is propelled by dazzling

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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