New Tracks

Moonwards – “Out Of Place”

A haunting rock captivation shows on “Out Of Place,” a thorough success from Helsinki-based band Moonwards. Sturdy rhythms invoke a post-punk nostalgia, while intense guitars echo an ardent alt-rock and shoegaze intertwining.

Pon Far – “Not Yet”

A lushly absorbing success from Brooklyn-based act Pon Far, “Not Yet” traverses from saxophone-laden mystique and serene introspection into a fantastic central hook. “You do this thing to me, we move in

OAKS – “i wanna know”

A suave psych-rock stylishness shines on “i wanna know,” a new track from OAKS, the project of Los Angeles-based artist Miguel Oaks. “I wanna know, what we’re gonna do,” a confident vocal

Raphael Davison – “Emily’s Song”

Another memorable track from Raphael Davison, “Raphael Davison” enamors with a beckoning folk radiance. The track is a follow-up to last year’s “Time Takes Time,” which caught our ears with jangly, hooky

D3LTA – “Lonely Together”

Conveying the nature of isolation in today’s digital age, “Lonely Together” is a memorable new single from D3LTA. The heartfelt, stirring rock sound excels in its range between moody and anthemic emotion

SHEARS – “BAD DREAM”

A spacey electro-pop illumination stirs on “BAD DREAM,” the new single from Scottish artist and producer SHEARS. Fondly reminiscent of Robyn in its stylishly infectious aesthetic, “BAD DREAM” also allures in a

The Heroic Enthusiasts – “Jaded”

An infectious, replay-inducing melding of new-wave and synth-rock enamors on “Jaded,” the new single from Rochester-based act The Heroic Enthusiasts. Noted producer Stephen Hague co-wrote and co-produced the release, forming a fantastic

June The Destroyer – “Hot Coffee”

Toronto-based band June The Destroyer craft a stellar bluesy rock and folk fusing on "Hot Coffee," playing as a sharp critique of privilege and complacency -- whilst urging reflection on unseen inequities

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New Albums

Lexytron – ‘Something New’

The captivating new album from Lexytron, Something New enamors in its palpable emotion and stylistic variety. Shimmering synths, jangly guitars, and dramatic

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