The latest track from Kingfisher, “Stand Back In” kicks off with thickly reverberating guitars and suave vocals, driving into the title-touting hook with soaring, psych-friendly allure. It’s another success from the trio,
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“The Azure King” is an introspective, hypnotic success from Rory McBride. Hazy acoustic guitar pulses accompany a contemplative vocal presence to start, as a warming bass-laden embrace drives into a striking title-referencing
Webs by Matthew And The Arrogant Sea A catchy rocker from Texas-based band Matthew And The Arrogant Sea, “Webs” enamors with a familiar, replay-inducing charm. The steady guitar-led playfulness conjures a Parklife-era
Another impassioned rock single from Bad Ass Beauty, “Blast Off” continues the Los Angeles-based artist’s knack for rousing rock theatrics. Themes embrace savoring the moment, rather than focusing on problems ahead. The
A lush pop delight befitting of its typically chilled-out color, “blue” is the latest single from Canadian duo Wotts. Impressing previously with singles “LEMONADE” and “NO TAKE BACKS,” “blue” furthers the project’s
Lovers Parting, Dawn by Jen Lush Fusing poetic lyrical prowess with an evolving folk-rock appeal, “Lovers Parting, Dawn” is the first single from Jen Lush‘s upcoming album Hum Of The Mettle, out
A bluesy rock immediacy rings true on the new single “Let’s Go! (We Got The Goods),” a collaboration from Iowa-based artist Dan Trilk (Ol’ Big Bear) and California-based artist Cinder Ernst (Cinder
Take a nighttime drive with Alex Klb‘s “Escape” and you’re likely to become immersed in the neon lights whizzing by. The track struts a certain type of synthwave-minded soundscape that enamors in
New Albums
Slithering through psychedelic noir and angular post-punk, Ain’t No Fool is an adventurous 15-track effort from NYC-based The Mortal Prophets. The project
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Combining folk intimacy and heavy themes with lushly memorable arrangements, Freeze is a poignant seven-movement social-justice song cycle by Adrielle Bow Belle.
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quilium breaks stylistic boundaries on climatoGRAFIQ, a 26-track odyssey merging art rock and experimental electronic music. Tackling systemic capitalism and ecological despair
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Weaving home-recorded neoclassical piano with post-rock inspiration, Where the World Can’t Find You is a moving instrumental album from Sheffield-based composer Christopher
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