Impressing last year with the track “Better Off,” Jean~Baptiste again touts a consuming nod to the early roots of hip-hop. Whereas “Better Off” touted a soulful glistening in its production, new track
New Tracks
Los Angeles-based artist and producer Mint June crafts a deeply hypnotic, atmospheric electronic sound throughout his newly released Surrendering Nina EP. The release plays like a journey through underground rave culture, beginning
ontheinside by Palomino Blond A new track from Miami-based band Palomino Blond, “Magnolia” conjures ’90s rock nostalgia with its soaring vocal power and fuzzy guitar ferocity. Coming via their new album ontheinside,
Miami-based rockers Lochness Monster showcase a passionate, heavy rock sound throughout their second EP, Working for a Future. EP opener “Glass Jar” kicks off with snarling guitars and a menacing vocal backing.
We’re happy to premiere “Underneath the Cottonwoods,” a breezy delight of a track from Chicago-based artist Justin Sconza, from his new album Maps. Aptly capturing the feeling of warm sunshine with gentle
“Faded” is a hazy psychedelic gem from Sam Wright, evolving from mellow hypnotics into a blistering psych-rock fervor. Impressing previously with the tracks “Sand” and “Closer,” the psych-friendly direction of “Faded” succeeds
“Walking through Walls” is a serenely enchanting psych-rocker from Texas-based duo The Shrubs, the opener on their superb new album, Drone. Soaring vocal hypnotics and a bustling bass line exude a captivating
A term popularized by the show Mr. Robot, an “Alderson loop” refers to “a seemingly endless loop in programming where an exit condition is available but inaccessible in the current implementation of
New Albums
The debut EP from Signal-23, Pillars is a dark, immersive exploration of atmospheric electronica. Utilizing drum machines and a modified Omnichord, the
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Recorded at Wilco’s Loft with Tom Schick and touting a memorable alt-rock sound, Dreaming is a full-length standout from The Youngers. The
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A stellar debut album from Croatian singer-songwriter Lucija Grabovac, Smile explores the sharp edges of heartbreak through a dynamic rock sound, with
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Powers of Observation is a consuming instrumental collection from Los Angeles composer Seven Crows. Utilizing a looped five-string electric violin, Chris Murphy
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