“Letting Light In” is a gorgeous folk track from Paul Moody, recorded in a cabin within the woods of Woodstock, NY. Quaint acoustics and tender vocals open with a melancholic poignancy: “I
New Tracks
Repeat Offender by Snap Infraction A memorable rocker meshing snarling guitars with dreamy vocal harmonizing, “Repeat Offender” is the latest single from Philadelphia-based band Snap Infraction. The duo of Steve Karsch and
“Homesick” is a haunting, intimate track from Victoria Dodson. Casting a ghostly glow with its ruminating guitars and ethereal vocals, “Homesick” delivers an aesthetic beauty reminiscent of Marissa Nadler. “Homesick for you,”
Ignorance To Enlightenment And Back Again by Mild Horses From Mild Horses‘ new album Ignorance To Enlightenment And Back Again, “Suited” captivates with its textured rock pull. Heavy washes of dreamy guitars
The debut EP from Philadelphia-based duo Midnight Flowers, We All Seem Fine impresses with a balanced rock sound — emphasizing hooky melodic turns amidst parts alt-rock and synth-laden dream-pop. Vocalist/keyboardist Tatiana Orr
Songs Eila Won’t Dance To is a stirring new EP from Nashville-based artist Ian West. The release successfully blends the project’s folk roots with the “alternative sounds of The Velvet Underground and
Showing an ’80s pop nostalgia, “Fever Dream” is a perky, hooky track from Ono Kimono, the project of Las Vegas-based musician Justin Roll. climactic vocals emit lyrics commiserating over a rapidly fading
This Century by Michael Sanders A new track from Austin-based multi-instrumentalist Michael Sanders, “This Century” is the first single from Sanders’ upcoming solo album, While I’m Still Young. “This Century” is indicative
New Albums
quilium breaks stylistic boundaries on climatoGRAFIQ, a 26-track odyssey merging art rock and experimental electronic music. Tackling systemic capitalism and ecological despair
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Weaving home-recorded neoclassical piano with post-rock inspiration, Where the World Can’t Find You is a moving instrumental album from Sheffield-based composer Christopher
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Showcasing a memorably rootsy Americana sound, The Long Highway is the debut album from Maine-based Michael Landgarten and The Converts. The record
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An affecting, dreamy folk allure shines throughout No Beauty Can Move Me Now, the new album from House, Once Ours. Recalling a
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