A single that envelops in its soulful hookiness, “Charlie” is the excellent debut from PSiLY. It moves from a smitten soul-pop allure initially to a riveting, brass-laden rock swell, making for a
New Tracks
A memorable output from Matt of Matts, “Come Thou Fount of Unforgetting” is a stirring psych-folk reimagining of a childhood hymn, embracing spiritual ambiguity, fractured love, and an ominous sense of impending
Another impactful single from Apple Eyes, “Be” delights in its melodic sound, centered around a jubilant “you’re my true love” smitten sense bolstered by glistening keys, radiant synths, and Claire Hadidjenar’s magnetic
An immersive rock entrancement with alternative and shoegaze savvy shines on "Nameless Faces," a new single from Hattricks, a quartet based in the Raleigh/Durham area.
A resonant new track from Zach Montana, “Son” develops from acoustic-set introspection to soaring rock charisma. “Hold my breath, and count to three,” he sings initially over steady acoustic strums, escalating to
“He Thinks He’s Got Free Will” is a recent track from Anthony Menzia, pairing fuzzy synth nostalgia, driving bass-y rhythms, and a resonant delivery, overall conjuring a sound that draws from influences
“not enough” is an excellent single from Oslo-based electronic producer Stijn Reinhout Firmin Viaene, released ahead of his debut album under the Reinhout moniker. Balancing nostalgia, sadness, and hope, the track pairs
The Dorado Experiment’s fantastic single “Doors” captures the Whakatū Nelson psychedelic rock band’s improvisational spirit through surging guitars, dynamic vocals, and dramatic rhythmic shifts. Formed in 2024, the New Zealand group draws
New Albums
A reflective folk sensibility anchors Old Blighty, an EP from Last Night Watchman that draws together observations on history, science, and the
MoreSouth Wales folk-rock band Rusty Shackle bring over a decade of touring and five studio albums to Mayfield, a release that continues
MoreConnor Riesen’s new three-track EP Beginnings Vol.3 moves between acoustic warmth, jazz influences, and reinterpretations of familiar material. It marks an inviting
MoreOdelet‘s Soul Obscura is a soulfully dynamic, emotionally expressive album that moves through rich vocal arrangements, fluid instrumentation, and an intentionally genre-defying
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