New Tracks

Redbud – “Kin”

Austin-based band Redbud captivate with “Kin,” a new single emitting a smooth rock suaveness. The effervescent vocal lead achieves comforting, melodic charm amidst the laid-back guitar twangs. “I want to absorb the

Moving City – ‘Nightflash’

Vancouver-based band Moving City strut a versatile rock sound through their new album Nightflash, ranging from the peppy enthusiasm of “Good Things” and “Role Model” to sentimental heart-achers like “Something About Us.”

The Wax Worms – “Laura”

“Laura” is a yearning rock crooner from The Wax Worms, a six-piece based in Miami. The band’s ’60s and ’70s inspirations are worn proudly throughout. Passionate vocals, dramatic organs, and suave guitar

Twink Priest – “Hard To Tell”

Summer 2022 by Twink Priest The opener on Twink Priest‘s new EP, Eating Silver, “Hard To Tell” engrosses with its hazy, melancholic mystique. Nocturnal synth envelopments and morose, submerged-feeling vocals craft a

The Sleeplings – “All Hallows Eve”

Halloween may have passed, though the chilling sound of The Sleeplings‘ “All Hallows Eve” continues to compel with poignant effect as the weather begins to shiver. A clanging piano and haunting guitar

Wailing Urei – ‘Is It Me?’

London-based artist Wailing Urei casts a haunting spell throughout the debut album Is It me?, gripping with an industrial post-punk and electronic vigor. Emitting themes of isolation, the album captivates with its

Malou Madi – “Still Cercle”

The dreamy, subdued pop charmer “Still Cercle” is a thorough success from Paris-based artist Malou Madi, releasing ahead of her EP What we don’t say, out on January 6th. climactic vocals and

New Albums

Maury111 – ‘Eclosion’

A deeply immersive journey across dreamy pop and creative electronica tracing personal transformation, Eclosion is the memorable sophomore album from Berlin-based producer

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harper – ‘Breach’

Blending orchestral chambergaze with melancholic fuzz rock, Breach is the stunning debut album from Detroit-based ensemble harper. The album’s title track opens

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