“Vertigo Season” is a compelling single out today from Scottish band A Sudden Burst of Colour, whose instrumental rock sound compels with a textured, climactic engrossment. Their balance of hypnotic post-punk rhythms,
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A single out today from Toronto-based band Madame Psychosis, “Concrete Streets” resonates in its spirited call for breaking free from the grind — aligning well with the band’s anthemic rock inclinations. “We
Glastonbury-based artist Dean Carter crafts a lushly inviting soundscape throughout “Hyacinth,” a track off the new album Songs Without Words, Vol. 2. The release boasts a dozen instrumental delights, emphasizing the artist’s
A shimmering, twangy infusing of pop and rock, “Too Late” is a single from Hereford, UK-based artist Bastie. The effort marks his first collaboration with producer Brett Shaw (Florence And the Machine,
Singer/songwriter Patrick Ames shows well on two single releases this week, impressing with the grooving soulfulness of “Young and Amorous” and the introspective folk within “I Was Thinking.” The versatile Ames continues
A hooky fusing of piano and guitars stir with emotive appeal on “Stand and Deliver,” the latest single from Oklahoma City-based band Blueprint Tokyo. They impressed earlier this year, with the Cinema
“Attraction” is another stellar, hooky single from Wild Horse, the Brighton-based trio who have already caught our ears this year with the tracks “Cougar” and “Do You Wanna Talk.” Their fifth single
NYC artist Amanda Brecker touts an atmospheric ’80s nostalgia with pop and rock appeal on new single “Wrong Again,” co-written with the artist Daniel Jakubovic. Emitting a tale of unrequited love, the
New Albums
Dutch singer-songwriter and pianist Rosa Vendel presents her four-track debut EP Silhouettes on October 16, moving between alternative folk and soul through
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Bristol-based singer-songwriter Lady Nade captivates with a soulful, genre-fluid approach on Identity, her fourth studio album, moving between folk, Americana, jazz, blues,
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Nashville-based Israeli artist Omer Netzer infuses Southern soul, blues, roots-rock, and alt-country on Let It Sing: Side A, his five-track sophomore EP.
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Mon Rayon’s lovely debut album Image Repertoire brings together an affection for classic pop songwriting and carefully arranged orchestration across the Swedish
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