“Promised Land” is a debonair rock success from Nashville-based artist Marshall Fassino, representing the fourth single from his upcoming album, Ways I Used To Feel, out this fall. “People come, people go,
New Tracks
The third single from Dutch drummer and composer Ruud Voesten, “The Crypto Shuffle” presents an intoxicating jazz styling that swells from concise, brassy bursts into a soaring, swooning embrace in the second
Galaxy Shores’ newest single, “Melancholy Daydream,” takes the listener on a nouveau psychedelic rock journey. Sounds of rain and lonely guitar riffs open the sonically analogue song, cascading through beach-y crescendos, waxing
“ocean drive” is a melodic track released today from The 106. Colorful synths complement soaring vocals, remarking “driving down Ocean Drive is where I want to be.” The band describe the effort
It’s a difficult task to do the Grateful Dead justice with cover songs. After all, the legendary rockers have already put a variety of spins on their tracks via unforgettable live performances,
Released today, “We Can’t Keep Running Away” is the latest single from Nathaniel Paul, who is also a member of the band The Bergamot. The track comes via Nathaniel’s upcoming album, Turpentine.
The New Planet by Hypocrite in a Hippy Crypt Hazy guitar jangles build to a glistening key-touched hook on “The Next Level,” a track about the Heaven’s Gate cult. This melodic success
“Took One Look” is a gorgeous folk success from Muunjuun (pronounced moon-june). The project features the work of Curtis James, a multi-instrumentalist based in western Sonoma County, California. James recorded everything by
New Albums
Releasing together as a double album, To Hell With Tradition‘s Regroup and Reboot close a three-album concept trilogy with distinct yet interconnected
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Tennessee-based six-piece ChameleouS showcase a sprawling psych-rock enjoyment on debut album Wicked Din, blending modern classic rock, Southern swing, roots, and jam
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Halifax-based project Velour on Tap maps a “Maritime Gothic” psychogeography of the North Atlantic on debut EP Cruel Harbour, blending jangly indie-rock
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San Francisco-based composer Dren McDonald‘s album Vox Pterous is a deeply emotive exploration of grief, memory, and transformation, inviting a remarkable ensemble
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