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
New Tracks
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
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
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
“Sapphire” is a striking new track from Space Equator, the project of Brendan Fillingham, a Los Angeles-based multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and producer. Hazy synth lushness and a jumpy bass line complement a mellow
Meshing dreamy nostalgic and anthemic rock vigor, “Morning Song” is a new track from Houston-based band The Wheel Workers. The single comes via their new album, Harbor, and recalls the classic guitar-driven
Touting a dynamic rock sound with nostalgic, haunting qualities, The Rangers enamor throughout their new album Your Own Time. The Newfoundland, Canada-based act share both atmospherically lush charmers and riveting rock ‘n’
Nottingham-based singer/songwriter Katie Keddie captivates with the track “Maybe You Were Right,” the second single from the artist’s upcoming album. A serene meshing of hazy acoustics, escalating guitar fuzz, and spirited vocals
New Albums
South Korean artist hanl unveils a deeply personal vision on Secretly Waiting to Become a Butterfly, an album that treats music as
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Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Lee Clark Allen delivers a striking debut LP in My World Is Yours, a 20-track exploration of resilience, love,
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A riveting, theatrical synth-pop allure shines throughout Cry & Dance, the new EP from A Thousand Mad Things. The project of William
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Charleston, WV-based artist Jonathan Calhoun returns with Lifetime on I-79, a fifth album that blends personable folk songwriting with road-worn reflection. Recorded
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