Los Angeles-based multi-instrumentalist franch struts a debonair, jangly pull on the new single “How Soon.” “Why don’t we skip to the ending?” the vocals ask, showing a brief vulnerability before the suavely
New Tracks
Wisconsin-based duo hangouts. charm on their new single “No Money, Drugs,” a dazed and twangy success birthed from a “spontaneous jam” in “the 420 lounge.” “I’m not saying it’s right, but sometimes…”
Lulling acoustics and emotive vocal resonance compel on “And My Body,” a recent track from Danish artist Mylder. Lyrics resonate in their coming to terms with a “a flawed world,” accepting tumult
Supernova by Blueburst Following the powerful debut single “Vanish,” Blueburst strikes with another success in “Supernova,” the project’s latest track. Taking inspiration from ’90s underground rock (and exuding fitting period references like
Dark Fire by Perdurabo Strutting a darkly enticing electronic pop sound, “Dark Fire” is the latest from Perdurabo, the project of Italian musician and producer Davide Arneodo. Featuring the chilling vocal work
“Shades of The Moon” is an expansive chamber-pop single from Devon & The Evergreens, a collective led by singer/songwriter Devon Overbey. The track’s emotive lyrics pair with an elaborate instrumental arsenal, featuring
“Broken” is the third single from Bad Ass Beauty, impressing prior with “Me” and “4 Horsemen.” A heavy rock sound consumes as the Los Angeles-based artist ferociously captures raw emotion via past
London-based songwriter Brew and Los Angeles-based vocalist Deza craft an enamoring, lush pop sound on the single “Reset.” Sporadic piano pulses complement Deza’s vibrant vocals to start, with shifting percussion and synth
New Albums
Following a career as an industrial rock vocalist, Tokyo-based Yuichi Nishikawa pivoted to composition after a vocal disorder, eventually scoring over 50
MoreFounded by Ed Silva in 2007, the project Cries of Redemption serves up two decades of unreleased material on the LP Patterns.
MoreCounty Durham quintet The Casbahs channel decades of British guitar-rock heritage into their excellent sophomore album, Peasants of the Show. Recorded at
MoreSan Francisco-based collective Wreckless Strangers continues their “Ameri-Cali Soul” stylishness with Dirty Souls, a six-song EP produced by four-time Grammy winner Dave
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