The Brush had me smitten in February with the lovely track “Where,” reminding me strikingly of Talk Talk, one of my favorites. Los Angeles-based musician/filmmaker Aaron Alan Mitchell is back with another
New Tracks
“Water Won’t Flow” shows climactic songwriting from The Hildys, a band from Denton (TX). Coming from new EP Kudos, the track builds from dreamy retrospection into enjoyably raucous rock. Lazy-day vibes in
Releasing today, “The Day That Brought The Whole World To Its Knees” is a gripping new track from Los Angeles-based Sean Alan. A timely track written, recorded, and produced in late March,
Bustling, anthemic percussion, lively acoustics, and pleasant twinkles give “Vega” an accessible feel to start. The track from Damien McFly satisfies throughout. More solemn, acoustical-accompanied vocals comprise the first series of verses
From Auckland-based songwriter and producer Personal Igloo, “Time To Be” is a bouncy pop track described by the artist as “about the realisation of the times we live in, and how we
Releasing today, “So Icky” is an exhilarating hip-hop display from Los Angeles-based artist Cubgod. Aesthetically reminiscent of Death Grips, the track’s initial vocals are joined by a crunchy backing distortion. The “this
Releasing today alongside the Candy EP, “Nuclear War” is a moving track from Sara Jackson-Holman. She describes the effort as “a love song set against unrest and uncertainty– the increased urgency of
Showing a dreamy and melodic sound, “Mustang” is an enjoyable new track from Beach Vacation, a band from Oak Harbor, Washington. An enveloping bass line bustles amidst fluid guitar jangles and distant
New Albums
The second album from Supercaan, A Tiger Walks The Streets presents a meditative allure in its tactfully unfolding array of atmospheric rock.
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A stimulating, spacey hip-hop collaboration from Chicago-based artists Oh Well and Wilhelm Duke, The Mobius Tape EP incorporates dynamic electronic-minded beats with
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A ceaselessly gripping hip-hop allure shows across the Shit Outta Luck EP, an upcoming release from Jakk Da Rhymer, releasing on April
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Impressing in a range of styles, from chamber-pop flourishes to late-night jazz and folk-ready introspection, Robot People is a gripping new album
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