New Tracks

Ryan Manchester – “Closer”

A stirring track out today from Ryan Manchester, “Closer” evolves from passionate folk into an aesthetically intriguing second half, adorned by atmospheric synths. The beginnings are quaint, with emotive vocals and trickling

Fried Dough – “Low Cut”

“Low Cut” shows another consuming sound from Fried Dough, the Toronto-based project impressing previously with the tracks “Pushy” and “Bones.” The second single in Fried Dough’s latest series of releases, “Low Cut”

ElectroMagneticPulse – “I Wander”

A single from I Am, the debut EP from Australian artist ElectroMagneticPulse (EMP), “I Wander” enamors with its moody blend of psychedelic electronic and rock. The release’s 13 tracks show fondness for

Tango Alpha Tango – “You’ll Be Something”

Unfolding from a yearning, mellow acoustical vibe into a shimmering, anthemic finale, “You’ll Be Something” is a memorable track released today from Tango Alpha Tango, a band from Portland, OR. The primary

Premiere: Said Sara – “Bleedways” (video)

Released today, the video for Said Sara‘s “Bleedways” captures the track’s captivating mood and brooding character. The black-and-white visuals convey several striking scenes, from nocturnal rainfalls and industrial cityscapes to slice-of-life photography.

Half Speed – “Did I Imagine Everything?”

“Did I Imagine Everything?” is a hypnotic pop gem from Half Speed, the project of Australian musician Ben Corbett. Hazy guitars and a pulsing bass line accompany gentle vocals, singing aptly of

Lennin Ledesma & TJB – “Living in the Past”

The closing track on Lennin Ledesma and TJB‘s fantastic VIDA EP, “Living in the Past” soulfully embodies the collaborators’ bright talents. TJB’s instrumentation is hauntingly nostalgic; a ghostly backing organ glides alongside

Peacebone – “Arcane”

The first single from Peacebone‘s upcoming album Métanoïa, “Arcane” envelops with an intriguing, swampy allure. The track’s “when will I see you again?” chorus enthralls with fuzzy psych-rock appeal. The ensuing verses

New Albums

Lexytron – ‘Something New’

The captivating new album from Lexytron, Something New enamors in its palpable emotion and stylistic variety. Shimmering synths, jangly guitars, and dramatic

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