Finally Over by greenhouse Australian band greenhouse enamor on their new single “Finally Over,” producing a rock sound with a soaring ’80s tilt. Reminiscent of acts like The Stones Roses and The
New Tracks
Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter Petrov, the Hero releases his latest single, “New Fortunes.” a positive Beatles-esque seaside number that reaches out to the deepest darkest blue seas of our mind to calm the
A hip-hop single that compels in its themes surrounding the “pursuit of one’s purpose,” “SOMEBODY” comes via Proklaim, an artist from Windhoek, the capital of Namibia. A solo artist for over a
Hypnotic and hooky collide on “Here For You,” a delectable dream-pop single from Bangbang. The duo of Criz and RFK make music from their London home studio, and describe this track as
Exuding a timeless pop allure with smooth saxophones, dreamy keys, and suave vocal entrancement, “FRENCH 75” is a standout new single from Van Ham. The artist named the track after one of
Ottawa-based artist Highwood Atlas casts a scenic spell with “A Fine Resonance,” as chilly keys fit alongside lyrics reflecting overgrown ditches, Lake Ontario waters, and a general sense of urban decay —
A stylishly peppy track with twangy guitars and synth-infused trickles, “Hypnotise” comes via HOLLOWBODY, a band based in Merseyside, UK. “Hypnotise” follows up their debut single “Razorwire,” released this past December. “Tell
Chicago-based band Push to Shove show an intriguing rock sound with “Grand Well.” Charismatic multi-vocal layering mingles amidst a thumping rhythmic underlying, showing shades of Mr. Bungle. “Eternity is so much time,”
New Albums
A captivating album spanning from the fuzzy rock vigor of “Happy Accidents” to the dreamy softness within “Gaztelugatxe,” Feral Kids is a
MoreLos Angeles-based virtuoso Bei Bei and London-based producer Paul Elliott celebrate the Lunar New Year with the cinematic ambient-fusion album Two Moons.
MoreJoseph Schwartz showcases a unique versatility on the Superhuman EP by reimagining a single high-quality composition through multiple stylistic lenses. From the
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