Representing the second single from Yellow House‘s upcoming album Gateways & Trains, “Bound & Covered” is a delectable blend of soul, dream-pop, and funk — complemented by lyrical depictions emitting “an intoxicated
New Tracks
Canadian artist Nate Daniels compels with an emotional folk sound on “King of the Thrill,” developing from lush guitar-forward introspection to expressive vocal soaring. A retrospective, adoring sentiment rings out from the
Driven by gentle acoustic strums and delicate vocal harmonies, “THINGS MONEY CAN’T BUY.” by Bury St. Edmunds-based artist <3peace. explores inner peace over material gain. Elegant string flourishes swell beneath reflective lyrical
Pulsing synth patterns and an emotive vocal delivery drive Portland, OR-based artist FLINN’s “All Of The Headlights,” where reflective verses give way to shimmering electric guitars and a powerful central hook. The
Lawrence, Kansas-based band The Roseline emit a lovely blend of Americana, post-punk, and folk on “Wet Black Fin,” the second single from their upcoming album. The release succeeds in its emotional thematic
Los Angeles-based project Ghost Pavilion fuses dark alt-rock and nostalgic post-punk on new track “New God,” a stellar output that thematically explores “technology, modern worship, and artificial intelligence,” per James Higgs, the
A playful art-rock contemplator, "Dumb" is a new single from Mager BooBoo, the project of singer-songwriter Robert Bachtell Eastland.
Separate the Sage by K Abby Jasper A haunting folk standout from New York-based artist K Abby Jasper, “Separate the Sage” artfully traverses themes of personal hardship and staying afloat in a
New Albums
Celestial City is the debut album from Los Angeles-based electronic duo Dark Blue Heaven, blending ethereal vocals, glitchy breakbeats, and atmospheric production.
MoreChicago-based producer and multidisciplinary artist Jordan Thomas, recording as Orisha Lux, expands his electronic palette on Final Flash: Deluxe Edition, a 21-track
MoreThe captivating Faint Halos is the self-titled full-length album from Philadelphia-based rock band Faint Halos, marking a shift from frontman Paul’s introspective
MoreShowcasing a sound steeped in jangly rock and melodic power-pop, Frets comes via Kentucky-based four-piece Letters of Acceptance. Formed by Clint Newman
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