New Tracks

Soft Cheese – “Ballet”

"Ballet" is an invigorating and dynamic rock success from Soft Cheese, a four-piece based in Portland, Oregon. First catching our ears in 2021 with the single "Bad News," Soft Cheese again deliver

Carousels – “Get Enough (Can’t Get Enough)”

Copenhagen-based band Carousels charm with a lushly melodic pop enamoring on new single “Get Enough (Can’t Get Enough),” whose title-bearing chorus exudes a compelling yearning amidst its dreamy synths and ensuing guitar

hummer – “edge of the earth”

Fresh off the debut single “Hollow Eyes 0_0,” Los Angeles-based act hummer concocts further rock-driven mystique with the track “edge of the earth.” Thick bass reverberations accompany an effect that resembles a

Doc Rhombus – “Make Believe”

A new track from Minneapolis-based solo artist Doc Rhombus, “Make Believe” touts a suave, jangly sound amidst dreamy yearning for “something I wanna believe.” “I wrote, recorded, produced, and mixed all parts

Lithia – “Self Isolation”

Chicago-based band Lithia shows a gripping rock sound on new single "Self Isolation," whose riveting soundscape conjures late-night '80s nostalgia in its moody vocal escalations and twangy guitar character.

LASTVIOLETS – “Half Past Noon”

"Half Past Noon" is a catchy new single from LASTVIOLETS, the Boston-based duo of Vincent Paz and Evan Taylor. Breezy vocals and jangly guitar tones enamor with a laid-back appeal.

Dawson Forsey – “Natural Disaster”

Expanding from a slow-burning guitar twangs into a rousing rock energy, “Natural Disaster” is a stirring single from Dawson Forsey, a singer/songwriter from Newfoundland, and now based in Vancouver, Canada. The structural

New Albums

Pete Scales – ‘Blue Without You’

Recently released album Blue Without You showcases twelve timeless folk tracks spanning Pete Scales‘ fifty-year songwriting journey. From “Nebraska-esque” demos to soulful

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Scopitone – ‘Camera Obscura’

Camera Obscura is the excellent debut album from Belgian artist Scopitone, blending genre-spanning rock with haunting, cinematic soundscapes. The project of Vincent

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