A consuming darkwave sound lingers throughout “The Rabbit,” a track from Tania Cassette‘s new album, The Death of Me. Haunting, twinkling synths are quickly met by a bustling post-punk bass feeling, before
New Tracks
Austin-based trio Thee Ancient Asses craft a stirring sound on “Algorhythm,” expanding from the nocturnal sounds of neighborhood crickets to a hypnotic bass groove and ensuing guitar mystique. They describe the track
Korean alt-rockers Silica Gel meld psych-rock and Eastern influences on recent single “Manphasickzuck,” traversing from understated intrigue to a blistering rock entrancement. The project notes that the track title derives from “a
“The Typewriter” is the latest single from London-based singer-songwriter Joshua Woo and the centerpiece of his forthcoming debut album Remove The Name, releasing on October 16th. Entirely written and self-produced by Woo,
London-based alt-pop artist MOLTENO channels the lingering pull of a past relationship into “Daydream,” reflecting on connections that were ultimately unhealthy yet remain difficult to release. An accomplished performer, songwriter, producer, and
Melbourne-based singer-songwriter River Holland conveys the power of enduring love alongside fellow Melbourne artist Eadiella on the indie-folk duet “Higher Love.” Known for songwriting centered on change, love, and self-discovery, Holland finds
An excellent new mix from Mark Saunders of the previously featured “We Run” from Reduction in Force, this production delights in its expanded, atmospheric sound. While the original fuses understated synths and
Little Rock-based songwriter Possumwulf delivers a striking sound on the newly released single “You Can’t Kill My Love,” pairing intimate folk textures with increasingly forceful orchestral and rock elements. Emerging from the
New Albums
Fuel For The Fire – 40th Anniversary Edition marks a long-awaited new chapter for composer and pianist Alan Goldberg, revisiting an album
MoreBritish-born, LA-based artist Emilie Reid explores the turbulence and exhilaration of artistic life throughout Leopard~Sukha, her debut album. Shaped by the pop-rock
MoreYpsilanti-based band TV Blackout unveils their first full-length, Loss of Control, showcasing the varied musical backgrounds of its four members into an
MoreSouth Korean solo artist appetiteapple explores gratitude as a form of personal growth throughout Gratitudes, an album shaped by childhood lessons and
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