The debut single from Edinburgh-based trio Thundermoon, “Wild” impresses in its thematic escapism and lush synth-driven expanses. Initial plucky synth-driven momentum complement lyrics with a steady stream-of-conscious feeling, aligning with descriptive explorations
New Tracks
Engaging in a range of acoustic-driven commentary and ardent vocal rises, “God Couldn’t Save The Queen” is a track out today from Danish-Dutch trio Subterranean Street Society. Releasing aptly on the one-year
Love and War by Jennifer Tefft A track out today from Boston-based artist Jennifer Tefft, “Love and War reveals a moody rock engrossment, concocting an ’80s nostalgia with its anthemic vocal dynamics
A compelling pop success from New York-based artist Eleri Ward, “Grieving the Future” meshes punchy hooks and serene synth-laden ruminations alike. This original track follows three cover albums from Ward, who also
“Inside Out There” is a tranquilly compelling single from No Thanks, Man, the project of artist Geraldine Espino. The track represents Espino’s third single, following “Ok Fine” and “Away Already.” Described as
A fierce rocker taking inspiration from early ’00s alt-rock and punk pursuits, “Indigo” is a strong showing from London-based band Bvrden. They describe the effort as “about fighting for one’s own purpose
Ari Joshua’s RAaR Trio craft a free-flowing psych-rock enticement throughout “Kambo Wambo,” whose 19-minute extended version showcases the versatile trio’s stirring guitar work, hypnotic polyrhythms, and spirited keyboard infusions. The track represents
We’re excited to provide an exclusive sneak peek from Marottes, the audiovisual project from Mike Mytnick, a TV producer and video director hailing from Cleveland, Ohio. With its heady synth tones and
New Albums
Seattle-based artist Stan Snow impresses across his new album Road to the Sun, blending rock, prog, and Americana with symphonic arrangements. Opening
MoreEast London-based artist Greg Zucker’s solo project Land Mass debuts with Fading, an independently recorded rock EP exploring personal closure. Blending acoustic
MoreLondon-based Palestinian musician musician Faris Ishaq showcases his uniquely impactful solo sound on new album JASAD, playing the traditional reed nay alongside
MoreSelf-produced in his West Virginia basement, Scooter Scudieri‘s The Musical Bruises of a Recovering Dreamer merges dynamic rock, neo-psychedelia, and synth-pop. Across
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