A brief yet hooky success, “where do we go when the party’s over?” is a new single from Luno Moon. The Columbus, OH-based songwriter and producer describes the effort as “about the
New Tracks
Woodstock-based artist David Baron compels with a blissfully atmospheric sound throughout his new EP, Some Infinities Are Larger Than Others. The release shows well in its striking songwriting and elaborate production —
On the chillingly beautiful track “History,” Tel Aviv-based artist LIAD crafts a moving sound that escalates gradually as vocal passion, keys, and rhythms expand with tactful captivation. The track precedes the artist’s
Showing a strongly melodic synth-led pop sound, Happiness Doesn’t Always Last is a new EP from Eddz, an artist from Northampton, UK. The deep and swelling synths on opener “What We Wish
Dancing Through A Slow Apocalypse is a new EP from Australian act Meadow Argus, the project of musician Jevan Cole. Strutting an inventive and psychedelic vein of folk and rock, the project
Conjuring a harmonious psych-rock sound drenched in ’60s nostalgia, B-Movie Sundown is the new album from Polaroid Buffalo Club, a band from Athens, Greece. Formed in 2019, the band’s throwback charm is
Yearning for a true love in its late-night reflections, “Strangers on a Train” is a catchy new single from Philadelphia-based artist Connor Kirk. The playful synths and bouncy bass line complement a
An emotively enthralling track, “Masters and Experts” is a standout single from Butterfly Haus, the project of Osaze Akerejah. Born in New Jersey and now based in Brooklyn, the Nigerian-American artist shows
New Albums
Coming via Toronto-based bassist and composer Alex Lakusta, the album Island Ghosts stirs in capturing “an abstract love story without words.” Leading
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Beauty is Lies is the ambitious, atmospheric new album from Nottingham, UK-based duo Radium88. Reckoning with the emerging cultural embrace of artificial
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Home: Roots is an absorbing four-track instrumental EP by Turkish composer and author Tamer Sağcan. Built on original classical guitar compositions, the
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Hope In Hell is the memorable sophomore full-length from Hot Hail!, the solo project of Seattle-based artist Billy Sigil. Filtering authoritarian anxiety
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