New Tracks

Creeptones – “Hell and Ice”

Asbury Park-based band Creeptones return with an engrossing new album in Hell + Ice, showing an expanded version of the sound they impressed with in 2012, with the track “Outlaw Tasty.” The

Melis – “Apex”

An exploration of society’s addiction to social media, “Apex” is a consuming success from Berlin-based singer, songwriter, and producer Melis. Relaxed keys and a driving percussive flair make for a bedroom-set vein

Sophie Coran – “I Could Be Your”

The fifth single from Philadelphia-based Sophie Coran, “I Could Be Your” is further exemplary of the artist’s engrossing vein of atmospheric soul and R&B, evidenced earlier this year with the track “Circles.”

SOHEILL – “Can’t Stop Thinking”

“Can’t Stop Thinking” is a catchy rocker from Nashville-based artist SOHEILL. Pulsing guitars accompany suave vocals to start, excelling toward the stellar title-referencing hook. “I can’t stop thinking of you,” SOHEILL sings

PARACHUTER – “You Are My Home”

Wesley Jensen and his PARACHUTER project consume throughout new track “You Are My Home.” Guitars and synths propel engaging verses, leading seamlessly into a hypnotic chorus with buzzing, warming synths and serene

Adult Prom – “We”

The serenely hypnotic “We” comes via Adult Prom, a Salt Lake City-based project formed in 2018 by Russ Allphin. Calming vocals and mellow guitars build gradually, with the “oh man,” vocal cue

Bailey Judd – “Black Mould”

An enthralling new track from Bailey Judd, “Black Mould” features a steadily unveiling intro that expands into anthemic, stirring vocal passion. Taking heavy inspiration from Jeff Buckley, the Melbourne-based Judd marvels with

New Albums

Little Oil – ‘Twelve Songs’

Bay Area-based project Little Oil present a dynamic, ceaseless creativity on their new album, Twelve Songs. The production succeeds across various fronts,

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laisve – ‘Oscillations’

Described as “an album about the delicacy of our planet,” Oscillations is a stirring fusing of electronic, classical, and rock pursuits from

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