Norwegian composer and multi-instrumentalist Filip Dahl stirs on his latest single “I Still See You,” channeling an ’80s rock intrigue amidst lyrics ruminating on passing time and the power of familial connection.
New Tracks
Fit for contemplative autumnal drives, the sludgy rocker “gazed” is the latest single from Cade Earick, a singer/songwriter and producer based in Rumney, New Hampshire. Earick describes the effort as the sonic
Exuding a powerful rock sound with soaring guitar lines and spacey synth touches, “Lions” is the latest single from Todd Binder. The track was recorded in San Francisco, at John Vanderslice’s Tiny
"Coronation" shows a rousing rock sound from Peter Johnston RVA. The Richmond, Virginia-based project was featured earlier this year with The Long Winter of No Ideas EP. Like that standout release, "Coronation"
Monsters can fall in love, too, and “Frankenstein’s in Love” conveys as such with a melodic, throwback charm. The track comes courtesy of Los Angeles-based act Tambourines, via their new album Tamboween
A new single from Marshall Van Leuven, “Guess Tape” makes a strong impression in under two minutes of runtime, showcasing a bursting psych-friendly escalation from suavely sporadic vocals into an enthused, heightening
Sydney-based artist Jesse Judies delivers a laid-back pop enamoring new single “Colors of Youth.” Smooth guitars and a spacey synth touch drive into a serene vocal charm from Jessie Judies, the moniker
New York-based artist Kayla Oh navigates heartbreak with an emotive pop allure on “See Through,” admitting “I still love her,” amidst a desire to move on. The track resonates with its range
New Albums
Swedish musician and producer Kristoffer Ragnstam, who records as They Owe Us, has spent over two decades in the alternative scene, supporting
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Stereotyping is the latest album from electronic artist Marek De Vann, also featuring Hammond organist Paolo Apollo Negri, released via influential Italian
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In The End is an emotionally raw EP from Australian outsider artist Hurb Jephasun, drawing on decades spent in Sydney’s underground music
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More People Than Teeth is the debut album from South London folk-punk band The Early Swerve, pairing infectious melodies, acoustic instrumentation, violin,
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