New Tracks

Matthew Phillips – “BattleField Of Love”

Striking a balance between arena-ready brightness and emotional depth, “BattleField of Love” is a standout single from San Diego-based artist Matthew Phillips. Anchored by an unrelenting message of devotion, the track weaves

Red Skylark – “Sweat Off Your Soul”

Showcasing a hooky blend of alt-rock and power-pop, “Sweat Off Your Soul” is the new single from Red Skylark, the solo project of Columbus, OH-based musician Ed Shuttleworth. The track explores the

Shortout Kid – “Toy Shop”

Unveiling a vast sonic spectrum, “Toy Shop” is the striking new single from Netherlands-based artist Shortout Kid. Blending delicate piano keys with electronic dreaminess and industrial textures, the track elevates a moody

Art Of Dysfunction – “Scumbag Rock N’ Roller”

“Scumbag Rock N’ Roller” is a rousing rocker from Perth, Western Australia-based band Art Of Dysfunction. The track fuses retro attitude with alternative energy, weaponizing stellar guitar solos, sturdy grooves, and a

Francis Bleu – “REM90”

Fusing experimental hip-hop with grimy electronics, "REM90" is an excellent single from Newark, Delaware-based artist Francis Bleu.

The Nagual Effect – “Dive Away”

Evoking a hazy, late-night atmosphere, “Dive Away” is the captivating new single from German-Greek project The Nagual Effect. The track blends dreamy indie pop with psychedelic undertones, layering a submerged bassline and

Astoria – “Fragment”

Norwegian duo Astoria captivates on their new single, “Fragment,” serving as the lead track for their upcoming EP, Colder Than Before. The song explores the emotional impact we have on those we

Amarah – “Invisible Light”

Italian artist Amarah begins a new chapter with “Invisible Light,” her first English-language single. The track blends atmospheric electronic production with an intimate dark-pop sensibility, set amidst thematic yearning during times of

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New Albums

Faint Halos – ‘Faint Halos’

The captivating Faint Halos is the self-titled full-length album from Philadelphia-based rock band Faint Halos, marking a shift from frontman Paul’s introspective

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