Playful keys and laid-back guitar twangs adorn the amiable “The Test,” a new single from Billy Summer, an artist based in Saint Petersburg, Florida. Lyrics express a growing familiarity with woe —
New Tracks
“Dog Ate My Homework” is a peppy rock success from The Qwarks, an act from Brighton, UK. The immediacy of psych-friendly guitar bursts and vocals, in a state of wonderment, kick off
“A Dystopian Love Song” is a resonating track fit for the times, from Bones in Butter, a band based in Belgrade, Serbia. Singer/songwriter Milutin Krasevic weaves his gentle vocal presence within melodic
“Space QT” is a hooky, spacey pop success from Los Angeles-based duo Pink Fruit. The track comes via their upcoming EP, Day Dreams We Had. “The song is about space, love, and
Wasted Angel by Nomotion A darkly entrancing rock sound meshes with blaring saxophones and menacing guitars throughout “Wasted Angel,” a new track from Nomotion. The band formed in early 2014, in Italy,
Wild and Bitter Fruits is a newly released EP from Quiet Sonia, a Copenhagen-based project releasing on Danish indie label Pink Cotton Candy. The seven-piece project is fronted by singer, songwriter, and
“She Never Says Goodbye” is a bursting rocker from Rooskin, a band from Southend-On-Sea, UK. Thematically exploring the lure of daydreaming and “losing the grasp on reality,” the track’s hypnotic rock sound
Touting a moody and emotive rock sound reminiscent of The Killers and Editors, Belief in Habits is an album released today from VEHICLES, a band from Wichita, Kansas. Belief in Habits represents
New Albums
Kitty Coen captivates across Conversations with the Moon, an album that moves seamlessly between alt-country allure, southern gothic storytelling, and hypnotic indie-folk
MoreAt just sixteen, Ava Valianti stirs with a debut EP abundant in emotional depth and quality songwriting. petunias artfully captures the fragile
MoreTwo new singles from longtime collaborators Goodbye, Beautiful and Tara Craig captivate with their urgency and anthemic rock spirit. Released as a
MoreA stirring debut album from Mark Arabia, HOW WE GOT HERE delivers a heartfelt mixture of alt-pop and pop-punk — pairing vulnerable
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