New Tracks

The Young Scones – “Bone”

Emerging from the Toronto rock scene, The Young Scones strut an energy-filled garage-rock sound on their track “Bone.” The group has navigated numerous lineup shifts since forming in 2022, eventually tightening their

Sunstroke Rain – “Another World”

Swedish artist Karin Turesson, the creative mind behind the project Sunstroke Rain, continues showcasing an inventive electronic pop sound with the single “Another World.” Reunited with UK producer Mera Bhai, Turesson delivers

Waves of the Echo – “Words”

Returning after a decade-long hiatus, Helsinki-based Waves of the Echo recaptures their signature blend of Britpop and shoegaze on the stellar single “Words.” Recorded in early March following a winter of rehearsals,

Mike Marlin – “Whale Hill”

Following a five-year hiatus and a recent sold-out performance at Omeara, Mike Marlin returns with a riveting new single, “Whale Hill.” Co-produced by Danton Supple and Danny Monk, the cinematic track serves

KHROTO – “Betsuni Heiki”

Within a lush pop, hip-hop, and R&B blend, Tokyo-based producer KHROTO explores the uncertainties of adulthood within the excellent single “Betsuni Heiki.” Translating to “I’m fine,” the track features an evocative collaboration

Keith Carne – “37 Hours”

A mediative, blissful rock sound shines on “37 Hours,” a recent track from Keith Carne and his upcoming debut album, Magenta Light, out on 4/20. Also known previously as the drummer and

The Night Owls – “Someone Else’s Shadow”

Montreal-based duo The Night Owls capture the liberation of shedding others’ burdens on their single “Someone Else’s Shadow.” Blending Simon Arsenault’s progressive rock background with Marianne Bourgeois’ poetic songwriting and vocal work,

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New Albums

Pol Tonin – ‘New Home’

New Home is the debut album from Pol Tonin, the project of Vienna-born multidisciplinary artist Daniel Pabst. Achieving a captivating art-folk sound

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Dim Pinks – ‘Universe’ EP

Newly released EP Universe unveils a stirring rock sound from Amsterdam-based band Dim Pinks. Blending hints of the Velvet Underground and Pixies,

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