New Tracks

Serge Preo – “Endangered”

San Francisco-based artist Serge Preo impresses with the track “Endangered,” whose debonair rock sound reminds fondly of the band Television. Preo wrote the track about five years ago, which was around the

Teen Mortgage – “Tuning In”

Energizing with its punk-rock nostalgia and anti-establishment call to action, “Tuning In” is a newly released track from Teen Mortgage, a Washington, D.C.-based act fronted by vocalist/guitarist James Guile and drummer Drummer

KOLBAK – ‘To The Teeth’

Featuring an exciting sound with a tendency to evolve from suave jangle-rock inclinations to bright power-pop hooks, To The Teeth is a melodic success from Netherlands-based band KOLBAK, comprising Harold Pflug (vocals,

Betageist – “Outlier One”

Captivating earlier this summer with the Interference Patterns EP, Indiana-based artist Kevin Heber and his Betageist project crafts further instrumental rock engrossment with the newly released single “Outlier One.” Dynamic guitar tones

DERYK G. – ‘Peace in Armageddon’ EP

Chicago native DERYK G. crafts a compelling sound throughout the Peace in Armageddon EP, infusing atmospheric rock, post-punk, and hip-hop elements into a sound with an abundance of melody and hooks. The

Twin Thrill – ‘Twin Thrill – EP’

Oregon-based band Twin Thrill craft a stirring instrumental rock sound, presenting an eclectic range of sounds and invigorating structural rises. The band’s eponymous EP impresses over its four tracks, cohesively melding alternative,

The Band Ice Cream – “NET POSITIVE”

Conjuring a dynamic rock sound with a passionate vein of nostalgia, “NET POSITIVE” is a new track from The Band Ice Cream, a Los Angeles-based project led by Kevin Fielding. The track

Damn Stargazers – “Terra”

“Terra” is a stylistically engrossing and melodically gripping success from Damn Stargazers, the project of Dan Morrell. The track takes inspiration from the artist’s experience flying over the Grand Canyon; a fusing

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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