Helsinki-based five-piece Pastis impress with an infectious rock sound throughout their new single “It’s a Wonderful Life.” The second single from the band’s upcoming sophomore album (out later this year), “It’s a
New Tracks
Never Heavy is the Tampa-based project of Steve Alex, who impresses with an infectious fusing of rock and power-pop throughout the project’s new self-titled album. Two years in the making, Never Heavy
Consuming with its sincere and contemplative rock sound, “Stuck In A Loop” is a new track from LangstonCo, the project of Jay Langston. Formerly the lead guitarist of nationally touring bands Echovalve
Vol. 0 is the dreamy debut album from Amateur Aztec Hour, the project of Austin-based artist Daniel Ramirez. Taking inspiration from a myriad of psychedelic-friendly influences, from ’70s dub to early trip-hop,
An intoxicating electronic track from numeral, “Mayhem” balances darkly ominous soundscapes with escalating momentum. The result is one of melodic, inventive unease, swelling with strong textural charisma. The project is the work
Sydney-based duo Mass Experience show an intoxicating vein of electronic pop on the track “Rise Up,” from their new album Pleasure and Purge. Co-producers Timothy Poulton and Katie M. Little impress throughout
A lushly melodic synth-pop success with bursting rises, “Fairytale” is a new track from Tonoso, the Los Angeles-based duo of Jacob Grabb and Paul Salerno. Spacey synth reflections are complemented initially by
“Will You Still Be There” is a new track from Danish singer/songwriter Alexander Grandjean. A producer for the past decade for other artists — primarily in the R&B, hip-hop, and pop genres
New Albums
Annie Mondegreen’s Eclipse Era EP is a six-song collection of intimate indie folk songwriting, balancing finger-picked acoustic guitar and understated vocals with
MoreA transatlantic band based between London and Los Angeles, Sky Is Alright blend expansive shoegaze, ’90s alternative rock, and grunge with deeply
MoreCopenhagen-based brothers Thomas Charlie Pedersen and Daniel Pedersen have spent nearly two decades refining Vinyl Floor‘s melodic rock approach, with their sixth
MoreBrisbane-based independent artist JJ Ryan blends soaring guitar-driven rock, melodic hooks, and more experimental textures on Life May Take Its Toll, a
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