New Tracks

Max Helgemo – “Sidelines”

“Sidelines” is a gorgeous, reflective track from Max Helgemo. The artist previously impressed with the track “Slide Away” last May. Lyrically capturing feelings of uncertainty arising from isolation, “Sidelines” traverses from consuming

Gillian Frances – “Friend”

“Friend” is a beautifully dreamy track from Gillian Frances, a multi-instrumentalist based in Anacortes, WA. “Friend” precedes the forthcoming full-length album, Miles Away From Myself. “The song is about a feud with

Echo Frame – “Blue for Many Moons”

Echo Frame‘s debut release, “Blue for Many Moons” is a winner from the Vancouver-based artist. A soulful croon and jangly guitars mesh with serene enjoyment, segued with fluid guitar bursts. Aesthetically, the

Oliver Knives – “Monks Possessions”

“Monks Possessions” is a newly released track from Los Angeles-based Oliver Knives, a multi-instrumentalist, producer, composer, and recording artist. Navigating on a hypnotic yet bouncy key-laden backbone, “Monks Possessions” sees an injection

Premiere: Pierrot – “Into the Light”

Releasing today, “Into the Light” is a gripping new track from Pierrot, showing a touching sound led by reverberating guitars and emotive strings. Thematically, “Into the Light’ aims to inspire light over

Checkerneck – “Yosemite Sam”

The fantastic “Yosemite Sam” blends ’90s grunge nostalgia with surf-tinged melodic charm, resulting in a winning sound from Los Angeles-based duo Checkerneck. Guitar distortion quickly picks up alongside a murky bass line,

Sam Wright – “Sand”

Sand by Sam Wright “Sand” is a lovely, mellow rocker from Sam Wright. The Toronto-based artist shows hazy vocals and jangly guitars in the verses, gearing toward more shimmering guitar tones past

Novelty Island – “Jaunty View”

Impressing with the track “Saturn Alarms” in January, Novelty Island continues to showcase a gripping, creative psych-pop array on new track “Jaunty View.” Full of wonderful structural and melodic twists, the track

New Albums

Fluung – ‘Fluung’

The self-titled album from Seattle-based trio Fluung delivers an immersive rock sound, steeped in fuzzy nostalgia that recalls the likes of Built

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