Out today from Stockholm-based rockers Big No No, “Hold Your Horses” blasts off quickly with twangy guitar charisma and exuberant vocal shimmering. A title-bearing
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A uniquely powerful debut album from Omaha-based artist Cole Kempcke, Cole Kempcke Experiment presents a sound steeped in jazz and avant-garde exploration. Guitar-driven constructions
Spacey synths and escalating vocals craft a climactic, impassioned grip throughout “Peace of Mind,” a stellar showing from Moon Worm, the project of North
The caressingly hypnotic “Visitation” is a striking single from Tan Cologne, the New Mexico-based duo of Lauren Green and Marissa Macias. Gorgeous, mellow vocals
Lush keys and jangly guitars surround serenely melodic vocals on the consuming single “Somewhere Quiet.” The release comes via From//October, the moniker of songwriter/producer
Described as “about floating through the universe with your lover,” and certainly achieving that emotion with its dazed engrossment, “On the Nash” is a
Face Arms Speech Time by Strange Rainn “Detained Bliss” proves striking in its balancing of dream-pop lushness with dark alt-rock ruminations. The success comes
From the gorgeous morning haze of “begin the end” to the late-night electro-pop ruminations within “Memoiries,” the Again Begin EP is a riveting atmospheric
Rousing with a rock and folk synergy that spans from anthemic swells to heartfelt balladry, Two Handed Engine is a stirring eponymous album from
Brooklyn-based harpist and composer Kirsten Agresta-Copely crafts a beautiful sound on her new album Aquamarine, her second New Age album following 2020’s Around the
