New Tracks

Natalina – ‘PLANES, TRAINS & UFOs’

An album full of immersive dreamy mystique, PLANES, TRAINS & UFOs is the latest from Natalina. Idiosyncratic soundscapes build amidst resonating lyrics with philosophical qualities, inspired by the anti-folk works of Regina

Slumming With The Saints – “Perfect Plan”

A rousing single from Philadelphia-based act Slumming With The Saints, “Perfect Plan” delivers an anthemic alt-pop sound with resonating vocal spirit, synth-laden atmospherics, and excitable guitar lines. The release represents the first

Yan Simon – “Living in the Night”

A spirited electro-pop single from Toronto-based artist Yan Simon, “Living in the Night” plays with an exuberantly melodic charm, reminiscent of Erasure. The track follows up Yan’s previous single, the love song

Premiere: Bad Spring – “Feel It”

Feel It by Bad Spring An exhilarating blast of rock-forward power-pop, “Feel It” is a hooky success from Bad Spring, a band from Fresno, California. Fervent percussion and rumbling guitars give way

Space Equator – “Sapphire”

“Sapphire” is a striking new track from Space Equator, the project of Brendan Fillingham, a Los Angeles-based multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and producer. Hazy synth lushness and a jumpy bass line complement a mellow

The Wheel Workers – “Morning Song”

Meshing dreamy nostalgic and anthemic rock vigor, “Morning Song” is a new track from Houston-based band The Wheel Workers. The single comes via their new album, Harbor, and recalls the classic guitar-driven

The Rangers – ‘Your Own Time’

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’

Katie Keddie – “Maybe You Were Right”

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

New Albums

MatAre – ‘matar la luz’

matar la luz blends darkwave, post-punk, and dream-pop across Atlanta-based solo artist MatAre‘s latest full-length, balancing brooding guitar work and synth-driven atmosphere

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Voix Nulle – ‘Latticework’

Delighting in its modular synth textures, escalating rhythms, and gradual shifts in intensity, Latticework is the debut album from Voix Nulle, the

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Santa Ana – ‘Vagío del 62’

Spanish artist Santa Ana blends psychedelic guitar work, atmospheric synths, and expressive vocal arrangements across Vagío del 62, a debut album that

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