New Tracks

Bunny Habit – “Gregory”

Impressing with its psychedelic dream-pop sound, “Gregory” is a haunting new track from Brooklyn-based act Bunny Habit. A solemn vocal lead emerges with minimal accompaniment, with chilly keys and steady percussion easing

Beryl – “Maybe it’s okay”

Keeping Score by Beryl Sydney-based duo Beryl stir with eclectic and emotive power on their new track “Maybe it’s okay.” Plucky acoustics and contemplative vocals — fearing “I wondered if I might

Janna Pelle – “Echolocation”

“Echolocation” is a powerful track from Janna Pelle, via her new album of the same name, captivating with prior tracks like “Know Too Much” and “Ever.” Pelle’s sound captivates with spacious, hypnotic

Bluhm – “Honey I’m Afraid”

The latest from Detroit-based band Bluhm, “Honey I’m Afraid” is a delightful track that meshes twinkling synths and guitar jangles with gorgeous vocals. Sweeping, romantic synths find lush accompaniment in steady percussion,

Dunebug – “Still Dreaming”

Manchester-born Chi Limpiroj, also known as Dunebug, captivates with her latest track “Still Dreaming.” The song unravels tales of a recurring nightmare in the memories surrounding a past lover, who is a

Erik & The Worldly Savages – ‘Break Free!’

Led by a passionate folk/punk intertwining that thematically celebrates personal freedom, Break Free! is a compelling new EP from Erik & The Worldly Savages. Led by Erik Mut, an artist originally from

Balloon Ride Fantasy – “Dynamo”

“Dynamo” is a new track from Pittsburgh-based Balloon Ride Fantasy, delivering a charismatic vein of synth-driven pop. The track’s aesthetic reminds fondly of The Helio Sequence, touting an invigorating and nostalgic hook

Ol’ RattleBones – ‘Rise: Chapter1’

Taunton, MA-based band Ol’ RattleBones deliver a bluesy, throwback rock sound throughout their new EP, Rise: Chapter1. The release represents the first of three EPs, comprising 13 songs they wrote at the

New Albums

Lexytron – ‘Something New’

The captivating new album from Lexytron, Something New enamors in its palpable emotion and stylistic variety. Shimmering synths, jangly guitars, and dramatic

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