Morse Code by plant matter The first single from the artist’s upcoming EP, “Morse Code” is a consuming single from Chicago-based artist plant matter. Described as “a driving, visceral song about growth,
New Tracks
“Chasing Celadon” is a striking single from Porteau, the Vancouver-base duo of Victoria Williams and Craig Stevenson. Lyrics resonate in showing adoration for someone who has passed — “I’ve been leaving your
Showing shades of vintage Scott Walker in its affecting croon and mystique-filled nostalgia, “Quotidian Barbarian” is the latest single from Bang Bang Jet Away. Showing a more energetic rock sound on previously
A mellow yet impactful success, “Fear” is a track from Amari Ames, who describes the effort as an exploration of “the clarity we can feel when we are able to move past
Via Champagne Atlantis‘ stellar new album Hudson Valley Hidden Gems, “Recommended Product” is a further showcase of Jesse Barki’s memorable songwriting. The project first caught our ears in 2020, with the catchy
The Spiritual Leaders are a three-piece electronic indie collective from Cavan, Ireland. They give off New Order vibes on the regular, with touches of Yo La Tengo and We Were Promised Jetpacks.
Pittsburgh-based project Blue of Colors present a peppy rock entrancement on “Changing of The Season,” channeling an energy reminiscent of The Strokes in its escalation from quaint guitar pulses into a hooky,
Washington-based act rosetan muse on impressionable childhood memories amidst an angular post-punk charm on “smoke,” the opening track on the band’s third EP, let go. “Do you remember going over your friend’s
New Albums
Showcasing an alluring sophisti-pop sound, Second Mansions is the newly released album from Le Concorde, the project of singer-songwriter Stephen Becker. The
MoreFoxbridge, the UK-based duo of Emily Ellicott and Justin Capps, bring a striking blend of heartfelt lyricism and Americana/folk stylings on new
MoreDanish singer-songwriter Dan Rose captures the restless spirit of New York City on his new EP To The Bitter End, a lo-fi
MoreLos Angeles–based artist Aatocaster immerses on the newly released superstition (studio works ‘23 – ‘25), a compelling collection of tracks where inventive
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