New Tracks

Eruption Artistique – “ICON”

“ICON” is a creative new track and video from Rotterdam-based act Eruption Artistique, impressing previously with the track “HI HA.” The track’s diverse production is a tour-de-force, ranging from minimalist vocal haunts

The Neon Sea – “As I Wonder”

The debut single from Dublin-based band The Neon Sea, “As I Wonder” ponders “space, time, and existence itself,” within a hypnotic sound that reminds fondly of The Stone Roses. Formed in 2022

Hetty Clark – “Blue Sky”

“Blue Sky” struts a hypnotic pop glow, courtesy of Hetty Clark, featured previously with The Dot and the Line and Guy Jackson collaborations. The Sussex-based artist continues to show an atmospheric sound

What Strange Beasts – “Scattered Skies”

Seattle-based band What Strange Beasts present a stirring rock sound on their new single “Scattered Skies.” The dynamic production features soaring vocal harmonies and hooky structural surprises, strengths that are quickly evident.

Bones in Butter – “Scenes from the Metro”

A fantastic new single from Serbian band Bones in Butter, "Scenes from the Metro" explores a ghostly, psychedelic post-punk sound that weaves hypnotic guitar hums and riveting vocal layers.

Martha Eve – “Pale Faced Moon”

First catching our ears with the excellent track “Cold” last year, Martha Eve compels further on the track “Pale Faced Moon.” The South East London-based artist casts a laid-back spell with this

Populuxe – ‘Uneasy Listening’

Impressing in its span from shimmering ’60s-inspired pop to haunting folk, Uneasy Listening is the latest album from Populuxe. Heartfelt emotion meshes with hooky, charismatic songwriting — bore from a songwriting process

New Albums

Drawing Mazes – ‘fuzzy radio’

Drawing Mazes presents a reflective and atmospheric EP spanning five years of recordings, from 2020’s heartfelt “The Next Family” to this year’s

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Giuseppe Cucé – ’21 Grammi’

Giuseppe Cucé’s new album 21 Grammi is a profoundly human conceptual success from the Sicilian singer-songwriter, built around the mythical “weight of the

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