A lush and dreamy track with hypnotic textures, “Velvet Moonlight” is the first release in three years from Old Trees. The project was formed in 2015 by Zachariah Watson, who desired a
New Tracks
A fuzzy and raucously fun nod to The Beach Boys, “Aruba” is a newly released track from a band also called Aruba, based out of Calgary, AB. Chugging guitars and a caressing
The newly released “Canopy” shows the bold pop sound of Coyote Mustache, the project of Los Angeles-based artist Phillip Yancey. Described by the artist stylistically as “ratchet pop,” “Canopy” starts with buzzing
Kyoto Banana Star recently released their Wait Stop Hit the Breaks EP, offering four songs that span from garage-rock and power-pop to synth-pop. “Hold Me High” incorporates some of the latter, with
Touting strong electro-pop vibes reminiscent of Cut Copy, “Your Spell” is a track out today from Austin-based artist Ian Orth. Under the alias Orthy, Orth has been producing music since 2011,, releasing
“Virulent Strain” is a track released today from .paperman, the project of Bryant Bayhan, featured last month with the nostalgic synth-pop effort “dialogue with a new mother.” “Virulent Strain” explores a more
Instrumental track “April 1969” eases us into the weekend with its lushly consuming qualities. Smooth brass, serene guitars, and a suave bass line lead this new release from Boy Indigo, a Northern
“Animals” is a catchy track released today from Debris Discs, the project of James Eary, former Coves & Caves and My Side of the Mountain frontman and songwriter. Beneath the pop-friendly analogue
New Albums
The second album from Supercaan, A Tiger Walks The Streets presents a meditative allure in its tactfully unfolding array of atmospheric rock.
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A stimulating, spacey hip-hop collaboration from Chicago-based artists Oh Well and Wilhelm Duke, The Mobius Tape EP incorporates dynamic electronic-minded beats with
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A ceaselessly gripping hip-hop allure shows across the Shit Outta Luck EP, an upcoming release from Jakk Da Rhymer, releasing on April
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Impressing in a range of styles, from chamber-pop flourishes to late-night jazz and folk-ready introspection, Robot People is a gripping new album
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