Touting a dynamic rock sound with nostalgic, haunting qualities, The Rangers enamor throughout their new album Your Own Time. The Newfoundland, Canada-based act share both atmospherically lush charmers and riveting rock ‘n’
New Tracks
Nottingham-based singer/songwriter Katie Keddie captivates with the track “Maybe You Were Right,” the second single from the artist’s upcoming album. A serene meshing of hazy acoustics, escalating guitar fuzz, and spirited vocals
Omaha-based project Royal Ranger delivers ample mystique on new track “Libra Libra,” which blends eerie synths and howling guitars for a fervent success fit for cold autumnal nights. A suave bass line
“I Know You Know I Know” is a moving folk single from Australian artist Jack Phemister. Gentle acoustics and escalating vocal ardency are joined by warming brass flourishes, sporadically embracing amidst Phemister’s
A shining new single from SiDizen King, featuring Wes Period, “Sugar Lemon Tree” touts a breezy and hooky charm throughout. The playful guitar licks, soulful vocal affections, and exuberant brass injections play
Led by a melodic infusion of shimmering synths and lush guitars, “Think I’m Doing Better” is a memorable pop track from Hear Hear. The project of multi-instrumentalists and producers Ajay Raghuraman and
The caso de estudio EP is a consuming and atmospheric release from s e r é n a t e, the project of Diego Alonso, an artist from Monterrey, Mexico. Its three
Denver-based artist Connor Terrones impresses with his debut album, The People We Love. Previously featured album cut “Drown” stood out with its brisk electro-pop hooks and clever production, and the release continues
New Albums
Swedish musician and producer Kristoffer Ragnstam, who records as They Owe Us, has spent over two decades in the alternative scene, supporting
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Stereotyping is the latest album from electronic artist Marek De Vann, also featuring Hammond organist Paolo Apollo Negri, released via influential Italian
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In The End is an emotionally raw EP from Australian outsider artist Hurb Jephasun, drawing on decades spent in Sydney’s underground music
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More People Than Teeth is the debut album from South London folk-punk band The Early Swerve, pairing infectious melodies, acoustic instrumentation, violin,
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