A riveting rocker from Dutch band Seewolf, “Ignorance” stirs with its moody guitar stylings and lyrical musings on society’s growing isolation. The four-piece, hailing from an isolated part of Friesland, take their
New Tracks
Exuding a hazy late-night enigma, “ITCHIN’ OUT” is a new single from Jean Orange. Mysterious guitar twangs lead into a subdued vocal presence, with the jangling guitars and steady percussion assembling a
A moving track emphasizing the importance of valuing moments before they pass, “Always The End” is a lushly melodic delight from Moozy, a band from Washington, DC. A warming folk sound is
Another highlight from Janna Pelle‘s new album ECHOLOCATION, “Answers” finds the New York-based artist pursuing a dance-friendly punchiness with colorful psych-friendly synth textures. The track is further indication of Pelle’s eclectic songwriting
“Zebra” crafts a hypnotic rock sound with some Middle Eastern influence. Israel-based artist Monoq meshes expressive guitar twangs alongside metaphorical lyrical perspectives. “Our valleys run out of water, while view is running
Blackest Night by David Knowles A new track from Edinburgh-based singer/songwriter David Knowles, “Blackest Night” is a moving, emotive success complemented by a striking music video. Concocting a cinematic and intriguing soundscape,
“Devil and the Deep Blue” is a suavely stylish track from Bad Flamingo, crafting a mysterious soundscape fit for desert-wandering. The suave bass crawl builds to the title-touting refrain, escalating thereafter into
Obscure Sound lists their favorite albums from 2022.
New Albums
Composers Jim Klein and Ian Jamison (comprising Klein & Jamison) deliver a deeply moving five-movement modern classical work with Piano Trio No.
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Greater Manchester trio Mercy Kelly unveil delightful songwriting and magnetic productions on their Summer of Silence EP. Blending jangly guitars, stadium-sized melodies,
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Midnight Mystery Club showcase their consuming “Space Pop” sound on new album Telescope, out on July 10th. Blending dream-pop and synth-pop, the
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Wunderkammer is an enveloping art-pop album from Pocket Lint, the London-based solo project of Mark Heffernan. An immersive blend of synths, guitars,
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