New Tracks

MooseTooth – ‘It All Tastes The Same’

The captivating debut album from Indianapolis-based quintet MooseTooth, It All Tastes The Same is a creative tour-de-force. With stylistic pursuits spanning from soaring rock to intimate folk and dexterous jazz, It All

Frowein Pedersen – ‘Neighbours’

Strutting a dynamic jazz-inspired sound with elements of trip-hop, hip-hop, and beyond, Neighbours is the captivating debut album from Frowein Pedersen, a German/Danish duo based in Zürich. The promising project comprises Philip

Seamus O’Muineachain – ‘Isthmus’

Stirring with its gentle ambient spaciousness, Isthmus is the sixth album from Irish composer and producer Seamus O’Muineachain. Full of beautiful piano-based compositions, the release serves as “a sonic exploration of his

49 Burning Condors – ‘Seventh Hymnal’

Philadelphia-based band 49 Burning Condors excel on their new album Seventh Hymnal, a showcase of their resonating “gothic witch rock” sound. Written during the pandemic, the album shows moving stories of grief,

Natalina – ‘PLANES, TRAINS & UFOs’

An album full of immersive dreamy mystique, PLANES, TRAINS & UFOs is the latest from Natalina. Idiosyncratic soundscapes build amidst resonating lyrics with philosophical qualities, inspired by the anti-folk works of Regina

Slumming With The Saints – “Perfect Plan”

A rousing single from Philadelphia-based act Slumming With The Saints, “Perfect Plan” delivers an anthemic alt-pop sound with resonating vocal spirit, synth-laden atmospherics, and excitable guitar lines. The release represents the first

Yan Simon – “Living in the Night”

A spirited electro-pop single from Toronto-based artist Yan Simon, “Living in the Night” plays with an exuberantly melodic charm, reminiscent of Erasure. The track follows up Yan’s previous single, the love song

Premiere: Bad Spring – “Feel It”

Feel It by Bad Spring An exhilarating blast of rock-forward power-pop, “Feel It” is a hooky success from Bad Spring, a band from Fresno, California. Fervent percussion and rumbling guitars give way

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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