New Tracks

June LaLonde – “Glitter Sands”

“Glitter Sands” is a stylish synth-pop track from June LaLonde, off her new self-titled album. The Minneapolis-based artist incorporates playful, chiptune-friendly synth tones amidst a bouncy bass line and melodic vocals. Guitar

Nightlife Anonymous – “After Hours”

An atmospheric rocker exuding late-night temptations, and whose title references the Scorsese film exploring similar intents, “After Hours” is a stylish success from Nightlife Anonymous. Jangly guitars and mellow vocals set a

Maida Rose – “Where Do We Go”

“Where Do We Go” is another dream-pop success from Maida Rose, impressing strongly with “Harmony of Heartache” in February. The “then suddenly,” melodic turn shows a darker, mysterious pull following fluttering, dreamy

Dave Heatwave – “Turtleneck”

A cross of crooner-friendly nostalgia and synth-pop whimsy, “Turtleneck” is a winning track from Dave Heatwave. The suavely soaring “what is this game you’re playing?” hook exudes enjoyable retro-pop allure, followed by

David Pollack – “Listen to Mother Nature Sing”

A heartfelt new track from David Pollack, “Listen to Mother Nature Sing” speaks to the beauty of nature’s tranquil embrace — especially in arduous times. Guitars and piano melodically accompany the vocal

New Albums

Coaxial – ‘Redux Trilogy’

On the ambitious Redux Trilogy, London-based project Coaxial delivers three distinct releases — Redux Media, Firemaniac, and Wittgenstein–Cronkite–Hellholes — designed for simultaneous

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Sego – ‘Direct To DVD’

Los Angeles-based band Sego unleash an eclectic, charismatic art-punk and rock appeal on their new album, Direct To DVD. Flipping a format

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Rina Kharrasova – ‘Ravel: Sonatine’

Rina Kharrasova captivates with a sharply focused interpretation of Maurice Ravel’s Sonatine, M. 40. Moving beyond “impressionistic haze,” the Moscow Conservatory graduate

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