Another highlight from Ajay Mathur‘s recent album Talking Loud, “Common Mistake” struts suave guitar work and nostalgic organs, driving into a rollicking and playful hook. Written by Mathur and Mary Lou von
New Tracks
Philadelphia-based project Halloween show a compelling sound throughout their self-titled EP, flowing with ’90s nostalgia in its slowcore and alt-rock interpretations. “Silence” sets the EP in motion with a late-night guitar crawl
Eras is a powerful new album from MM Orchard, a collective led by Brooklyn-based songwriter and guitarist Mark McIntyre. The album was crafted during quarantine, with its name referring “the states of
Sydney-based band Futureheaven debut in impressive form with the track “tides,” showing the act’s enveloping shoegaze sound. A heady wall of guitars is complemented by layers of dazed vocals, emitting an ethereal
From their new EP of the same name, “Automatic Age” is a catching track from EWEB, a trio from Eugene, Oregon. A steady bass pulse builds into hazy guitar additives. Lyrics convey
Propelled by strongly poetic lyricism and haunting art-pop movements, Ribbon of Water is the new album from NYC-based artist Andrea Ward. The haunting, mystique-filled track “Awake at Night” clued us into the
The soulful, powerful Welcome to Doc City (Deluxe Edition) is the new album from Doc City. The project represents the musical alias of Clarence Taylor, MD, who in addition to being a
Brighton-based quartet Ocna consume on their bluesy and euphoric single “Because,” following up the previous singles “Can’t” and “When.” “Because” is a track that’s neither here nor there, neither up nor down.
New Albums
UK garage foundations meet contemporary club production on Elements 2 //, the latest full-length release from sibling duo Star.One. Arriving twelve years
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Ambient piano and understated electronic textures trace a passage from dormancy toward renewal on Zero, the debut EP from Tokyo-born composer and
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Fusing garage-rock passion with psychedelic color, The Crystal Teardrop embrace the sounds of mid-1960s pop on new album Love You More. The
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Showcasing a punchy rock spirit with compelling coming-of-age narration, Pupal Phase is the four-song debut EP from Lost Grrrl Found, a New
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