Two Flights Up by Smotherly Love Exuding shimmering guitar twangs and bright synths, “Two Flights Up” is a hooky new track from Smotherly Love, the Essex (UK)-based artist featured last year with
New Tracks
A haunting track with a wintry rock sound, “There’s Someone in Front of Me” is a track from Oregon-based project The Bradley Parsons Project. The creative outlet of Brad Parsons (also the
An anthemic rocker with peppy effervescence, “Turning Into Gold” is the latest track from Astro Villas, the Baltimore-based project of Sean Pennington. Hazy, whirring synths glide into a series of perky guitars
Aptly named considering its entrancing qualities, “Trance” is a new track from IMBER, the solo project of Bristol-based musician and producer Ben Imber. Woozy guitars and serene vocals drive to hints of
Released today from Australian artist Zerrin, “Sleepless” is a track with ample art-pop mystique. The “can I be you,” vocal expression with mingling keys, in particular, lends a fully haunting feel reminiscent
Lucha Like Libre‘s “Laced Up” begins with a driving rhythmic backbone that breaks open to raspy vocals, endearing with their lyrical sincerity. Alongside crunchy guitar jangles, lushly cinematic synths rush into the
Don't Shoot the Messenger! by Livingroom “Keeping Time” is a melodic rocker with playful guitars and a power-pop vocal charm, courtesy of Chicago-based band Livingroom. The track comes via recent album Don’t
Impressing already this year with the tracks “Freedom” and “Refuse,” Seattle-based band Sundogs continue releasing in support of their most recent (and fourth) album, Move. The most recent is a video for
New Albums
Touting a vibrantly melodic electronic sound, No Memories in Glass is the latest album from Houston-based artist Loop One South. Merging synthwave,
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A strikingly creative album with poignant thematic societal ruminations, The Tree of Knowledge is the fifth studio album from Berlin-based band Saline
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Achieving a blissfully melodic sound, Awakened Arms is the debut instrumental EP from Netherlands-based guitarist Marcel Flendrie. Recorded in Berlin with producer
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Exuding a moody Southern Gothic sound in its array of chilling vocals, moving orchestration, and elegant piano work, The Death of Cool
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