New Tracks

KEEF – “In This Town”

The bouncy organ-fronted “In This Town” is a catching track out today from KEEF, a band from North West England. ’60s psych-pop and ’90s Brit-pop appear in stylistic spirit, the organ and

Marsupial Lion – “The Shoehorn King”

Wasting no time following up his stellar debut album Juvenilia, Marsupial Lion recently put out the track “The Shoehorn King. Buzzing synths and suave guitar tones, fit with tones directing ’80s-induced nostalgia,

Malone the Chemist – “Malonetime”

Blending hip-hop components of the past and present, “Malonetime” is a gripping single from Malone the Chemist. The Mississauga-based artist builds off a dreamy piano-based pulsation, swelling from minimalist charm to expansive

Schmarzkopf – “Playground”

Psych-rock project Schmarzkopf show a riveting sound throughout new track “Playground.” The Belgian five-piece comprise members with eclectic musical backgrounds, ranging from metal to funk. Naturally, one can anticipate a fair share

Deja Blu – “Barrier”

“Barrier” provides murky, mysterious entrancement; the track is the latest from Deja Blu, an act from Surrey (UK). Cavernous vocals and twinkling distant keys engage throughout the intro. Haunting, ghostly textures —

Billy Summer – “Fiddle Leaf Fig”

Fiddle Leaf Fig by Billy Summer Fuzzy guitars and warming, melodic vocals guide the breezy “Fiddle Leaf Fig,” a new track from Billy Summer. The artist churns out music from “The Ward,”

bandanna – “Fire Escape”

Showing a bright and rousing sound, “Fire Escape” is an impressive track from bandanna. Along with the recently featured “sleepy eyes,” “Fire Escape” appears on the band’s new album, Uncertain/ty, released today.

Mark Vickness – “Interwoven”

Frolicking acoustics and emotive strings assemble a powerfully emotive feel throughout “Interwoven,” the opening track on Mark Vickness‘ new album, Interconnected. The live performance above stuns in showcasing Vickers’ talents in arranging

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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