New Tracks

Buffalo Boy – “Where Did You Go?”

“Where Did You Go?” showcases a shimmering and melodic rock aesthetic from Buffalo Boy, the solo project of James Thomas, an artist from Swansea, UK. Themes of existentialism in song often are

Paolo Ruiu – “Never An Easy Way Out”

Showing a late-night mystique in its guitar/synth intertwining, “Never An Easy Way Out” is the latest single from London-based artist Paolo Ruiu. Embracing lush vocal dreaminess and subdued guitar tones amidst spacey

Chris Portka – “wildlife [instrumental jam]”

Bay Area-based artist Chris Portka unleashes a striking sound with “wildlife [instrumental jam],” evolving from noise-rock ruminations into a passionate array of dexterous guitars with creeping, climactic qualities. Releasing ahead of Portka’s

Auroara – “Emergence”

Out today from Canadian Métis artist Auroara, the track “Emergence” stirs in its emphasis on self-love amidst a compelling production, propelled by fiddle, keys, and steady vocals. “I want to be real,

Earthware – “See the Sunlight”

Earthware‘s mellow, hypnotic “See the Sunlight” enamors with its gentle acoustics and hazy keys, sounding like an apt accompaniment for mid-summer sunrises. The Portland (OR)-based project of Eli Wheeler, Earthware released the

Toy Dinosaur – “Matters of Chance”

“Matters of Chance” is a new track from Toy Dinosaur, traversing from moody late-night contemplation into a passionate uptick in vocal emotion amidst the nocturnal soundscape. Per the duo of Joshua Batstone

New Albums

Jared Fullerman – ‘Ins’

An enthralling album spanning from dreamy, hypnotic introspection to synth-laden theatrics and rousing, spirited rock, Ins is the latest from Jared Fullerman.

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Mattock – ‘Daughters’

Daughters is a standout rock record from Southern Maryland-based act Mattock. Led by the songwriting of Casey Brandt and Jason Fletcher, the

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Snailgun – ‘Glass Walls’

A thrilling debut album from Naarm-based band Snailgun, Glass Walls masterfully balances melodic post-punk with chaotic noise rock. The album navigates diverse

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