A synth-touched metalcore captivation shows on “Echoes of a Dying World,” a memorable new track from Electron, a London-based project originally from Portugal. The impactful aesthetic is complemented by a thematic poignancy,
New Tracks
A gripping convergence of invigorating alt-rock and atmospheric electronica shows on “Is This What We’re Living For?” — the new single from Nottingham-based singer-songwriter and producer Joey Collins. “I wanted to create
Described as “a song about being open to the possibility life is not always awful,” “This Magic Time” is an impactful new single from The Birthday Letters. Caressing acoustics and playfully twinkling
London-based trio hazy waters beckon for attention — and certainly succeed in doing so — with the fervent rock success “attention.” Their debut single builds with satiating impact from bass-heavy intrigue into
Seattle-based psych-rockers Peyote Ugly invigorate on their newest single, “Out of Sight.” Jumpy guitars and moody synth reflections build with intrigue, as the “devil in the window, blocking out the sun,” lyrical
A moving track from hbiba, “Something Here” melds sincere lyrical introspection amidst a mixture of pit-pattering percussion, electronic textures, and trickling guitars. Per the artist, the track captures feelings “of being replaced,
Austin-based band Day Joy show their knack for powerful songwriting with “JFC,” conjuring an aesthetic that reminds fondly of Father John Misty in its expansive rock/folk intertwining. A title-referencing opening intrigues amidst
Tender guitars and twinkling synths stir on “what can i do?” — a melodic single from Alex Siegel and his lost tapes EP. His smoothly enveloping vocals admit that “none of this
New Albums
Infusing nostalgic spy film inspiration with a knack for hooky psych-pop expanses, Evasion is the riveting new album from Y is Nature.
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A beautifully atmospheric album with late-night slowcore immersion, Possession Pact is the new album from Orchid Mantis. The Atlanta-based project of artist
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A memorable rock album that succeeds in both anthemic soaring and emotive introspection, Disquiet is the latest from Brian Halloran. The release
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Showcasing a consuming sound that melds poetic lyrical introspection with a sophisti-pop allure, Scenes from the Jazz Age is a stirring EP
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