New Tracks

Train Conductor – “Elephant Graveyard”

Described as “about a fight against a creeping shadow within,” “Elephant Graveyard” is a darkly gripping rocker from Train Conductor. The project first caught our ears in 2023 with the track “Arroyo

VILLAGES – “Every Everything”

Exuding sentiments of unconditional love amidst harmonious guitars and synths, “Every Everything” is an earworm of a single from VILLAGES, the project of Richmond-based songwriter Justin Paciocco. The track achieves a blissful

HOLDN – “i’m the only one”

A soulful, electro-touched atmospheric rendition of the Melissa Etheridge classic, “i’m the only one” is a thorough success from HOLDN. Ghostly vocals and pit-pattering rhythms infuse with spaciously sporadic synths to start,

Settling Houses – “Oh My God! Babylon!”

A recent track from Midwest project Settling Houses, “Oh My God! Babylon!” pairs heady lyricism and a melodic rock unfolding with emotive impact. Gliding acoustics, snappy drums, and sporadic electric guitar work

Seibiant – “Out of Phase”

A compelling new track from Seibiant‘s forthcoming EP, Hypnotizer, “Out of Phase” fuses post-punk and rock with a delectably dark tint. The Barcelona-based band compel with a sense of momentum throughout, from

Judy Pearson – “Afterthought”

Singer-songwriter Judy Pearson explores heartbreak within a stirringly melodic pop sound on new track “Afterthought.” Inspired by the story of Epimetheus, the song explores the sting of being considered only in moments

Gus White – “After So Long”

Crafting a moving folk sound from the English countryside, Wiltshire-based songwriter and producer Gus White enamors with new single “After So Long.” The release is a stirring final preview of his forthcoming

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New Albums

Boni – ‘III’

III impresses as a dynamic, stylistic unveiling of works from Canadian producer Boni, a founding member of the experimental electronic group Fried

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Pete Scales – ‘Blue Without You’

Recently released album Blue Without You showcases twelve timeless folk tracks spanning Pete Scales‘ fifty-year songwriting journey. From “Nebraska-esque” demos to soulful

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