Impressing last year with standouts tracks like dark surf-rocker “What Do They See” and the soaring “To Be Yours,” Dog Walk meet these lofty melodic expectations on their newly released album 22.
New Tracks
Taking inspiration from the mystique-filled electronic soundscapes of Portishead, “In a city called Garden” is a new track from After, the duo of Graham Epstein and Justine Dorsey. Chilling strings and eventual
The new EP from Canadian band The Dwindles, Memories From The Pale delights with a catching rock sound, ranging from the peppy energy of “Hand Signals” to the late-night murky contemplation of
The debut single from Pat The Riffer, ‘Paranoia” struts an eclectic, infectious flair with its mixture of synth-driven buzzing and funky initial guitar licks. While the buzzing synths remain a reliable accompaniment,
“Cabin Fever” is a rousing rocker from the band Apache Rose, now based in the country of Georgia following their move from Russia. Releasing ahead of the band’s currently-untitled upcoming album, “Cabin
The new double-single from Hillsboro, Texas-based artist J’Moris, “Summa This” and “Summertime Love” further emphasizes the artist’s confident, hook-minded production — excelling on previous singles like “Jump New” and “Jelly.” Clanging keys
Dublin-based collective INGOODFRM cast a murky, jangly spell with their debut single “nosedive,” whose understated vocal presence and textural guitar-led dynamics make for a dreamy, shoegaze-inspired success. Per the band, the track
“Over” is a resonating new track from Casey Wells, an artist from Charleston, South Carolina. Impressing last year with efforts like “Side of Me” and “Moving On,” Wells shows a spacious, emotive
New Albums
Written on a cross-country road trip, Miami-based artist Theo Black impresses throughout his new EP, Turned Around — blending post-punk, power pop,
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London-based artist Sharon Katta crafts an emotively resonant, atmospherically captivating success with new EP Death said, Breathe. The production delivers an immersive
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Los Angeles-based Australian artist Jeffrey Chan immerses across Boys Like Us: The Afters, a club-driven full-length continuation of his breakout EP. Blending
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Favourite Armchair‘s self-titled album stirs as a creative showcase of art-folk and psychedelia. Featuring a multi-instrumental ensemble, the record explores life’s fragile,
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