A lo-fi bedroom pop entrancement shows throughout “i lean in to hear you sing,” the latest from Ness Lake, a project from Ypsilanti, Michigan. The emotive, quivering vocal presence and meditative guitar
New Tracks
“Caesium” is a climactic blast of ’90s alt-rock nostalgia from Big Surprise, the Oakland-based duo of Arthur Leon Adams III and Kathryn Evangeline Adams. Citing textured rock influences like Mazzy Star, Low,
A fervent garage-rock appeal lingers throughout “Ghost Song,” the new track from Brooklyn-based band Mooncult. The first of six singles from the quartet this year, “Ghost Song” is an anthemic thriller with
Consequence of Fear by Karyn Ann Enamoring with a hooky and anthemic ’80s dark rock and pop intertwining, “Consequence of Fear” is a gripping new track from Karyn Ann, an artist from
The glistening, hypnotic “Here We Are Always” is a new single from Jacob Bills, an artist who recently relocated to London following 20 years in the NYC underground scene. The track precedes
Swedish artist Emanuel Tägil has had a very productive past few months, releasing a myriad of singles that emphasize his gripping electronic pop sound — propelled by a uniquely impactful vocal delivery
Odes is an album from collective The Flowers of Hell that pays tribute to their array of influences — ranging from Bob Dylan and The Velvet Underground to Stereolab and Neutral Milk
NYC artist Les Techno again delivers a stellar, melodically unveiling track in “Make You Feel Good,” which he describes as “loosely based on something I know too much about.” The debonair vocal
New Albums
On the ambitious Redux Trilogy, London-based project Coaxial delivers three distinct releases — Redux Media, Firemaniac, and Wittgenstein–Cronkite–Hellholes — designed for simultaneous
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Los Angeles-based band Sego unleash an eclectic, charismatic art-punk and rock appeal on their new album, Direct To DVD. Flipping a format
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Newly released album Muffled Ears, the World Sounds Bad Quality finds Reading, England-based artist Sightseeing Crew crafting a sophisticated collision of psychedelic
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Rina Kharrasova captivates with a sharply focused interpretation of Maurice Ravel’s Sonatine, M. 40. Moving beyond “impressionistic haze,” the Moscow Conservatory graduate
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