New Tracks

Asha – “House With a View”

Los Angeles-based artist Asha, a multi-skilled solo artist on the rise, gives us a glimpse through stained-glass windows on her latest single “House With a View.” The musician’s sound is inspired by

SAMWOY – “Sbwriel”

The stylishly gripping “Sbwriel” marks the first single from SAMWOY, via the artist’s debut solo album, Awkward Party, due in early 2023. Citing inspirations like Joy Division, Iggy Pop, and Bauhaus, the

SECOS – “Moon”

“Moon” is an ardent rocker from Las Vegas-based act SECOS, pursuing a dreamy sense of yearning reminiscent of Wild Beasts. Per the band, the track’s “theme is centered between a conversation with

PARACHUTER – “Give It To You”

Exuding a playful synth-laden pop sound, the newly released “Give It To You” is the latest track from PARACHUTER, enamoring in the past with efforts like “You Are My Home” and “Coffee.”

MOTHR – “Dancing on the Edge of a Knife”

“With no great escape on the horizon,” New York-based artist MOTHR sings on his debut track “Dancing on the Edge of a Knife.” The post-punk synth-pop piece reminds us of the notion

The Kantors – “Linda”

Sink into “Linda” from Chicago-based indie folk duo The Kantors. Their sound hovers the Midwest and soars through the rest of the musical world. The track’s lulling vocals and lavish detail convey

Astral Orange – “Monsoon”

Wowing with its hooky, synth-fronted psych-pop sound, “Monsoon” is a standout new track from Astral Orange. The track’s beginnings arose in 2020 on a retreat in a Northern Arizona cabin, and has

New Albums

lemon. – ‘a fresh grave’ EP

Ontario, Canada-based artist lemon. takes a darker turn on the five-track EP A Fresh Grave, incorporating gothic rock and new-wave influences into

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Friend – ‘Trash’

Friend‘s consuming album Trash is a deliberately varied solo production, conceived over six years with each song taking shape around a distinct

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Bollard – ‘HEAT’

An eclectic rock success, Bollard‘s new album HEAT moves between post-punk steadiness, dreamy reflections, and bursts of full-bodied rock fervor. The Melbourne

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