“VHS” is the latest track from UK act Pylon Heights, engrossing with a steady acoustical build, ardent vocal retrospection, and a memorable melodic evolution. Described as “mainly a POV account of a
New Tracks
In the newly released music video for 1st Base Runner‘s “Near Me,” a late-night pool hall is the perfect locale. A creeping bass line, trickling guitars, and subdued percussion craft nocturnal mystique,
Conjuring a hooky rock sound reminiscent of peak The Libertines, “Director’s Cut (That’s Just How It Goes)” is a stellar track from UK act Cassette Theory. Following up their debut single “April,”
Texas-based act Walking Apollo shows a stirring, expansive folk sound with dual vocal harmonies throughout the new EP You’re My Pride and Joy, Etc.. “Impossible: The Fairytale Of Campus Martius Park” is
Released today from hard rock artist Kenny Dubman, “Old Dog” is a track from Dubman’s upcoming album Conflicted, releasing on April 29th. Dubman got his start in the ’80s, as a founding
We’re thrilled to premiere the psychedelic album Sea Oddity, a collaboration from artists John Clark (featured prior with tracks “Coma” and “Unchain My Mind“) and Harry Waters (the son of Pink Floyd’s
Out today from Nathaniel Paul, the track “Turpentine” enamors with its suave, chilled-out rock sound. The Brooklyn-based artist delivers mellow vocals alongside smooth guitar licks and soulful rhythm section, establishing an utterly
Texturally engrossing with ample aesthetic mystique, “Falling Into Place” intrigues with its gorgeous, icy soundscape — a fitting sound for a Minnesota-based act. All Eyes, comprising Alicia and Joe Christenson, weave evolving
New Albums
Showcasing a sound abundant in infectious soundscapes and impressive musicianship, Beat Tape (A Day in the Life) is the debut full-length album
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Excelling with eclectic productions and consistently gripping songcraft, Golf Cart Life is the latest studio album from prolific Oakland-based rock and soul
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A commanding display of alt-rock and shoegaze savvy, In The Blur is the sophomore album from Pacific Northwest band Waves Crashing. Following
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Stalacs is a dark ambient experimental EP from Utrecht-based composer Arpatle, the moniker of Patrick Bossink. Utilizing granular delays, 1024 sine tones,
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