New Tracks

The Goldwyn Experiment – “Sad Boy Summer”

Canadian rockers The Goldwyn Experiment released their new album, Avenue B, on September 7th. The project of Goldwyn Thandrayen, also known as the guitarist in Montreal rock group Psychocide, The Goldwyn Experiment

Continua – “The Darkest City”

“The Darkest City” is a moving rocker from Continua, the project of previously featured Bishop Battle and Floridan bassist Brian Buckalew. After some collaboration in the summer of 2006, the two went

Crushwater – “Blue Moon”

Port Angeles trio Crushwater impress on their new EP, The Cactus Storm, featuring five tracks that meld a vein of soft-rock with engaging male-female vocal harmonies and riveting strings. Such is evident

B. Mills – “And We Rise”

B. Mills is an artist from Washington, DC, whose blend of hip-hop, R&B, and soul combines with lyrics that reflect a yearning for peace, unification, and perseverance. His new album, The Life

Hunnid – “Buss That” (produced by Mantra)

“Buss That” is a catchy new track from Chicago rapper Hunnid, with a breezy Caribbean vibe apparent in the beat and production, courtesy of Mantra. Per the artist, the track “essentially describes

Halfwait – “Stand Alone”

“Stand Alone” plays like an homage to late ’90s / early ’00s rock, particularly of the emotive alternative variety. Following the success of debut singe “Stand Alone”, with its accompanying lyrical video

Ritual Talk – “Something To Look Forward To”

“Something To Look Forward To” is a captivating, evolving track from Brooklyn-based act Ritual Talk. A highlight from their debut LP, released on Friday, the track evolves from murky lo-fi ruminations to

Tjuv – “Bike Freedom”

Featuring stirring strings and melodic guitar work, “Bike Freedom” is a striking new track from Tjuv. The Swedish act describes the effort as “an emotional epos about friendship, bikes, growing up, broken

New Albums

Aptøsrs – ‘Elders’

A dynamic album out today from Aptøsrs, Elders compels in its range of soundscapes, from the darkly dexterous “Graveyard Syndrome” to the

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Little Oil – ‘Twelve Songs’

Bay Area-based project Little Oil present a dynamic, ceaseless creativity on their new album, Twelve Songs. The production succeeds across various fronts,

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