New Tracks

Port Lucian – “Give It Up”

“Give It Up” is a sweepingly melodic dream-pop track from Port Lucian, the project of 19-year-old multi-instrumentalist Portia Maidment. The project began in 2017, releasing several singles that — along with the

Votive Crown – “Prize Possession”

Flourishing with inventive melodies and structural maneuvers, “Prize Possession” is a winning new track from Votive Crown. Recorded in a Woodstock, NY converted church, “Prize Possession” shows the Brooklyn-based band’s many strengths.

Rio Tigre – “Tornado”

The captivating “Tornado” is a track that Rio Tigre wrote between Paris and Brooklyn. Serene vocals, nocturnal synths and percussive click-clacking do well in conjuring a distinctively late-night feel. In writing between

Zhund – “Flat Footed”

“Flat Footed” is a new track from Zhund, a Montréal-based music producer. Following two atmospheric EPs in 2017s Miami Odyssey and 2019’s Dusty, Zhund continues the latter’s lo-fi charm with “Flat Footed.”

Gradam – “Faces”

“Faces” is a consuming track from Gradam, showing the artist’s engrossing hybrid of psych-rock, alternative, and bedroom-pop. Bursting guitars, ’80s synths, and suave brass lead at various points, all while maintaining a

T-Shirt Dream Party – “Oops”

“Oops” is the third single from Manchester-based act T-Shirt Dream Party. Comprised of brothers Ben and Dan Dickson and lifelong friends Eggs (David Egbe) and Sam Powell, the band shows very well

Flugel – “No Snow”

A track from Flugel’s recently released album Pull Some Strings, “No Snow” impresses with an airy pop sound. Lyrically conveying the ups and downs of relationships, landing a quality job, and the

Magnetic Ghost – “Delete”

Pixels by magnetic ghost Released today, and touting a haunting sound akin to Radiohead and Fleet Foxes, “Delete” is a track from Minneapolis-based project Magnetic Ghost. “Delete” comes from the excellent album

New Albums

Aptøsrs – ‘Elders’

A dynamic album out today from Aptøsrs, Elders compels in its range of soundscapes, from the darkly dexterous “Graveyard Syndrome” to the

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Little Oil – ‘Twelve Songs’

Bay Area-based project Little Oil present a dynamic, ceaseless creativity on their new album, Twelve Songs. The production succeeds across various fronts,

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