The gorgeous “Routines” shows a blissfully psychedelic sound from .wave., an artist based around the Chicago area. The track flaunts deep synth pads and soaring guitar tones, initially in a mostly separate
New Tracks
Top Gem World Class by Petting Zoo The second single from Petting Zoo‘s forthcoming third album, “If You Lived Here… You’d Be Home Now!” is a superbly catchy success. Chugging rock verses
Touting a feverishly melodic blend of guitars and synths, “Tumulte” is a consuming new track from Belgian band Turquoise. Dreamy synths lead initially, quickly exceling into a sturdy bass line and guitar
“The Marsh” is a striking folk track from Berlin-based singer/songwriter Nils Bloch. Initial acoustical ruminations are joined by solemn vocals. “I loved her for the sun, shining down on everyone,” Bloch sings
Merging psychedelic and prog-rock components with creative vigor, “Majesty” is a soaring rocker from Flavour Nurse. The UK-based conceptual rockers recently released their self-titled debut album, of which “Majesty” is a part.
A hazy, jangly track with a warmly harmonious chorus, “Part of This” is out today via Los Angeles-band project Modern Animal. Lush guitars and subdued bass lead alongside vocals that stress a
Two Flights Up by Smotherly Love Exuding shimmering guitar twangs and bright synths, “Two Flights Up” is a hooky new track from Smotherly Love, the Essex (UK)-based artist featured last year with
A haunting track with a wintry rock sound, “There’s Someone in Front of Me” is a track from Oregon-based project The Bradley Parsons Project. The creative outlet of Brad Parsons (also the
New Albums
English band FADED explores a melancholic, disjointed reality on the Out Of Season EP. This collection of tracks, deemed too dark for
MoreMONNE invites listeners into an immersive Nordic art-pop world on the album Jungle of Emotions. Blending neo-folk with layered psychedelia, the Norwegian
MoreDelivering an emotively melodic range of dream-pop, post-punk, and shoegaze, MatAre succeeds again with his latest EP, Brevity. The four-track collection blends
MoreA captivating album spanning from the fuzzy rock vigor of “Happy Accidents” to the dreamy softness within “Gaztelugatxe,” Feral Kids is a
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