New Tracks

Forest Ray – “Black Pine”

Delightfully twangy rocker “Black Pine” is the latest from Forest Ray, the Seattle-based band who impressed with “Shadows” earlier this summer. Marking the third video single from Forest Ray’s upcoming album, “Black

Jon Von Doe – “All I Wanted”

Be Still by JON VON DOE A new track from Nashville-based artist Jon Von Doe, “All I Wanted” succeeds with an escalating psych-tinged rock sound that soars. Fluid guitars and concise vocal

The Yorks – “Only to Find”

The hypnotic, entrancing “Only to Find” is a stellar psych-rock cut from The Yorks, based in Los Angeles. The Yorks is presently the solo project of multi-instrumentalist Jorge Rodrigo Azanza, who was

David James Allen – “Scarecrow”

The eerily consuming “Scarecrow” comes from David James Allen‘s upcoming album, Radiations, out on November 6th. Twangy guitars exude a lonesome, haunting feel. Organs prance on in with vigor thereafter. “Scarecrow” is

Stevie Zita – “Neon Niko”

Stevie Zita‘s latest melodic single, “Neon Niko” is on the brisker side, compared to more contemplatively hooky gems like “Lost in Bruges” and “Indigo.” Here, the Toronto-based artist implements surf-friendly, fuzzy guitar

Premiere: Attics – “Goodbye”

We’re happy to premiere “Goodbye,” a track from Attics, a Brooklyn-based act comprised of friends who have been creating music together for decades. The track’s beginning is fairly minimalist, growing steadily from

Sheila Eden – “Bring Me Home”

Out today from Sheila Eden, “Bring Me Home” is a lush electro-pop groover. Already off to a strong second half of the year with releases like “Uncertain Lovers” and the Memorry remix

New Albums

Jessi Robertson – ‘Dark Matter’

Nashville-based singer-songwriter Jessi Robertson crafts a journey of self-discovery and unmasking on Dark Matter, her latest album. “This spring, I was diagnosed

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Suris – ‘Pertinax’

A fantastic new album from English duo Suris, Pertinax fuses atmospheric art-pop, nostalgic rock, and immersive storytelling. Anchored by Lindsey Mackie’s emotive vocals

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