New Tracks

The Flower Cartel – “you know”

“you know” is a memorable single from The Flower Cartel, meshing hypnotic guitars and nocturnal synth integrations. A shoegaze-y rock feeling develops with cohesive intrigue into moody synths and subdued vocals, passing

Connor Kirk – “Athena”

Philadelphia-based artist Connor Kirk continues a stellar 2023 with his latest single “Athena,” representing the ninth installment of The Burning of Hunger City, a concept album released episodically via monthly singles and

Mikey Demilio – “Lukewarm Lover”

A laid-back production detailing an on-the-road mishap, “Lukewarm Lover” is a new track from Mikey Demilio, a songwriter from New Jersey who’s based in Nashville, Tennessee. “My car’s underwater,” Demilio laments amidst

See How – “Beautiful Dreamer”

"Beautiful Dreamer" is a versatile electro-pop delight from Bedfordshire-based producer See How. Gorgeous string-laden effervescence and intertwining vocal samples captivate from the get-go, emphasizing the project's striking house-inspired stylistic form.

Ian McDaniel – “Baby Don’t Go Too Far”

Strutting a seductive blend of synth-pop and soulful funk, "Baby Don't Go Too Far" is a compelling single out today from Ian McDaniel, an artist based in Montclair, California. This atmospheric love

The Third Machine – “Blossom Ahead”

A track from Canadian-German collaboration The Third Machine, “Blossom Ahead” struts a stirring production with stunning expansion from gorgeously melancholic orchestral salutations to buzzing electronic textures in the bustling conclusion. Formed in

New Albums

lemon. – ‘a fresh grave’ EP

Ontario, Canada-based artist lemon. takes a darker turn on the five-track EP A Fresh Grave, incorporating gothic rock and new-wave influences into

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Friend – ‘Trash’

Friend‘s consuming album Trash is a deliberately varied solo production, conceived over six years with each song taking shape around a distinct

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Bollard – ‘HEAT’

An eclectic rock success, Bollard‘s new album HEAT moves between post-punk steadiness, dreamy reflections, and bursts of full-bodied rock fervor. The Melbourne

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