New Tracks

sweethearts – “do you love me?”

Touting a nostalgic sound reminiscent of punk-leaning ’90s alternative, “do you love me?” is a catchy new track from sweethearts. The UK-based band note influences like Pavement, Weezer, and “personal favourites” The

Vikki Gilmore – “everything & more”

A tender folk ballad from Vikki Gilmore, “everything & more” reflects on moments one wishes could last forever. Soulful guitar twangs and grounding vocal lead reminding fondly of Weyes Blood, with swaying

Lord Sonny the Unifier – “I Love You World”

All New Information by Lord Sonny the Unifier Brooklyn-based rocker Lord Sonny the Unifier impresses with “I Love You World,” a track bursting with rock-forward charisma. Parts prog-rock, psychedelia, and power-pop, the

Fly the Nest – “Old Street Lover”

A newly released track from Dublin native Fly the Nest, “Old Street Lover” touts a peppy rock sound with accessible appeal. An energetic rhythm section and ascending vocals lead to the satiating

Paul Maged – “Culture War”

“Culture War” is another charismatic rocker from NYC-based singer/songwriter Paul Maged, continuing wit-filled social commentary evident on prior tracks like “The Resistance” and “Fight to the Death.” “Culture War” comes from Maged’s

Idiot Grins – “There’s a Higher Power”

Thoughts & Prayers is the latest album from Oakland-based group Idiot Grins, a reinterpretation of the Louvin Brothers’ 1959 country-gospel album Satan is Real. Passionate vocals join throughout the album with a

Borito – “Someday”

What we Have Now by Borito Today marks the release of Borito‘s debut album, What We Have Now. The Tel Aviv-based act impressed with multiple tracks last year, “Nice & Slowly” and

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New Albums

Lexytron – ‘Something New’

The captivating new album from Lexytron, Something New enamors in its palpable emotion and stylistic variety. Shimmering synths, jangly guitars, and dramatic

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