The second single from Stella Starfox‘s upcoming album, “Backatcha” engages with its reflective and optimistic themes, amidst a quaintly effective meshing of tender guitars and hazy synths. The track follows up the
New Tracks
“Orphans” is a heart-tugging, rock build-up from Ghost Shirt, representing the first single from their upcoming album, out this fall. Understated guitars and retrospective lyrics ease into gentle strings, which expand with
“astronauts” is the latest synth-pop success from Vancouver-based artist rx1f, who caught our ears in February with the track “how to defeat gravity and achieve escape velocity.” Described as “a song for
Synth pulses and debonair vocals consume on the catching “The Best,” a new single from Los Angeles-based artist Andy Clockwise. The production conjures a New Order-esque pull in its blend of pop
Nashville-based band Cold Equations strut an evolving rock appeal on the track “Eraser,” their second single this year. Thematically approaching the topic of “fading away in the eyes of a lover,” “Eraser”
A standout two-track single from New York-based trio Denmark, “call you” and “magazine” are exemplary of the band’s infectiously dynamic rock sound. The former plays with a debonair composure — “call you
Channeling the project’s meshing of hooky rock production and philosophical themes, “Anesthesia” is a new track from Tokyo-based band Heavenstamp. The track depicts “a person who bravely walk through the days that
Tales of past loves and translucent relationships enamor on the hooky pop success “Parliaments,” a single from Los Angeles-based artist Bashlow. Bouncy instrumentation and conversational vocals escalate into striking shifts, exuding a
New Albums
Brooklyn-based artist Alex Julia‘s new album Making Friends With My Demons blends darkwave, post-punk, industrial rock, and grunge into a brooding collection
MoreAn absorbing new album from DreamGood, Paris Novella pairs synth-driven art-pop with catchy guitar work, danceable rhythms, and theatrical vocal hooks, shifting
Morefirst known use‘s new EP Yielding blends dreamy indie pop, expressive vocals, and guitar-driven art-rock, moving between delicate acoustic passages and fuller,
MoreAn album whose sound combines bright, fast-moving synth-pop production with playful electronic textures and infectious melodic instincts, pink punk (special edition) also
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