New Tracks

Vipid – “Night Tides”

Memories by Vipid Memories is a wintry, ambient album from Vipid, the Burbank-based project of Jared Simmons. “Night Tides” shows its chilly, nocturnal aesthetic with trickling guitars and a steady rhythm section,

Professor Downfall – “Desperation and Nonchalance”

EADJ by Professor Downfall Professor Downfall impresses with two recent EPs, both showing a different tonal approach. EADJ finds success in its more bustling nature. The developing, climactic guitar work throughout “Desperation

jefff – “WINDOWS”

“WINDOWS” is a recent single from jefff, a Florida-based artist. Aesthetically reminiscent of Talking Heads’ David Byrne, jefff navigates through varied vocal, an expressive rhythm section, and playful rhythm guitars. The amped-up

Sundogs – “Freedom”

“Freedom” is a consuming rocker from Sundogs, a Seattle-based band formed by Stan Snow and Jed Moffitt. Taking inspiration from jazz fusion and classic rock, the track features rollicking guitars, organ backing,

Isadora Eden – “Ghosts”

“Ghosts” presents a captivating sound that evolves from folk-based intimacy to textured shoegaze bliss. Isadora Eden shows excellently on the first single from upcoming EP All Night, which was produced by Corey

Smmr Cmp – “Heather”

Delightfully catchy with a replay-inducing bounciness, “Heather” is a new track from Los Angeles-based duo Smmr Cmp. Peppy guitars and yearning vocals lead into serene keys around the 40-second mark, gearing into

STARMOB – “Dreamlyfe”

“Dreamlyfe” is a riveting psych-rocker from STARMOB, a band from Long Beach, CA. Buzzing guitars and woodwind flourishes throughout concoct an engrossing soundscape amidst serene, confident vocals. The clanging guitars and playful

Evripidis and His Tragedies – “Melancholia”

Another gem from Evripidis and His Tragedies, “Melancholia” builds to a punchy synth-pop chorus — “melancholia, it’s closing in,” — amidst a hope to keep fighting. Evripidis looks to the stars early

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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