New Tracks

Les Techno – “The Modern Twist”

“The Modern Twist” is the latest from Les Techno, impressing most recently with “Flowers For Dystopia” over the summer. This new release shows the usual wit from the New York-based artist, lamenting

Modern Monsters – “Furrow”

Modern Monsters by Modern Monsters Bay Area quartet Modern Monsters deliver a ferocious, consuming hard rock sound throughout their new 3-track self-titled EP. Opening track “Furrow” drives from maniacal laughter into thunderous

Primordial Spasm – “The Last Decay”

A moody rocker with infectious appeal, “The Last Decay” is a new track from Primordial Spasm, the Canadian project that impressed earlier this year with “Wash Away / Memories of Memories.” “We

Lou Beauty – “Bank Account”

“Bank Account” is a new track from Lou Beauty, a songwriter and producer from Bakersfield, California. Lyrically emphasizing a knack for seizing the present, as opposed to worrying about the future, the

Pangolin People – “Take What You Need”

A hypnotic track with bursting guitars and lush textures, “Take What You Need” comes from Pangolin People, a project led by Belgium-based artist Nick Roger. Opening lyrics speak of being a long

Sour Blue – “Oil Lamp”

Schema EP by Sour Blue Showing a tranquilly consuming aesthetic fondly reminiscent of The Clientele, “Sour Blue” comes via Los Angeles-based band Sour Blue. Mellow guitars frolic amidst solemn vocal layers, offering

Alcopops – “Seventy Two”

A nostalgic alt-rock cut from Alcopops‘ DEVIL EP, “Seventy Two” bridges power-pop and shoegaze with a fuzzy, melodic pull. The Portland (OR)-based band navigate with jangly yearning in the first half, the

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New Albums

Rina Kharrasova – ‘Ravel: Sonatine’

Rina Kharrasova captivates with a sharply focused interpretation of Maurice Ravel’s Sonatine, M. 40. Moving beyond “impressionistic haze,” the Moscow Conservatory graduate

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