“ashes” is a stirring folk track from NYC-based artist Kevin Atwater, via their debut EP, retriever. A gentle rush of acoustics complement vulnerable lyrics to start: “I want to be cool, I
New Tracks
Brown Eyes by Mono XL An anthemic pop mover with suave electric guitars and spirited synth lines, “Brown Eyes” is a new track from Mono XL, the London-based project of Mike de
A melodic single with twinkling synths and soothing acoustics, “do you think we’re old enough” comes from Au Gres, the Michigan-based project of singer/songwriter Josh Kemp. An initial assortment of synths and
“Skin” is a shimmering pop anthem from NYC act Morning Silk, conveying a dazzlingly melodic array of synths and hooky vocals. Brooding synths and pulsing percussion complement climactic vocals to start, lyrically
MOOR, the debut album from German artist Lulu on Mars, unveils a darkly consuming vein of pop — both haunting and beautiful. The uniquely impactful sound is fully conveyed on album track
“Far Dawn” is a dreamy, beautiful success from Japanese project atrem, comprising Ryuichi Shima and Yusuke Kamimura. Taking inspiration from the world of The Aosawa Murders, a psychological thriller by novelist Riku
“Cornerstone” is a riveting rock track from Isolated Corners, the project of UK artist Edward Tucker. The project arose in 2017, after Tucker completed a “small ambient EP focusing on eerier and
Impressing last year with the track “Better Off,” Jean~Baptiste again touts a consuming nod to the early roots of hip-hop. Whereas “Better Off” touted a soulful glistening in its production, new track
New Albums
A collaboration between songwriter Ed Reilly and producer Lee Thompson, Dust Choir enthralls throughout new album Dust and Sand. Blending Americana, folk,
MoreChronicling the varied, challenging paths throughout life, The Narrows is the sophomore album from Australian singer-songwriter Lydia Fairhall. Tracks like “Heavy Is
MoreAlt Girl Encounters is an immersive new album from cae, a Birmingham, Alabama-based artist blending lo-fi textures and electronic-rock influences. Opening track
MoreNew York-based act The Scrub Ups impress throughout Thought Bubbles, an album merging ska rhythms, punk edge, and Americana instrumentation amidst memorably
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