New Tracks

Ex Okays – “Onlysong”

A bevy of frantic percussion, twangy guitars, and melodic synths open “Onlysong” in enjoyably expansive form. The gripping new track from Chicago-based band Ex Okays, “Onlysong” is a fantastic start to 2020

Morningless – “Panda Pub”

Lovably reminiscent of XTC, “Panda Pub” is a delightful bouncy track from Morningless. The Swiss artist impress throughout his new album Sunrise on the Moon, with “Panda Pub” nicely indicative of his

Alfah Femmes – “Skunks”

Alfah Femmes are a six-piece from Gdansk, Poland. Their new track “Skunks” shows a convincing blend of synth-pop and post-punk, with a dreamy disposition guided by serene vocals. Past releases from the

Tymoxx – “Train” (feat. Kahiti)

Gliding synths and a more contemplative rhythmic backbone kick off “Train,” the latest track from Danish producer Tymoxx (formerly known by the project GingerAle feat. Karren). Kahiti adds to the track with

Good Days – “Violet”

The final song in Good Days’ enjoyable ROYGBIV series, “Violet” is a romantic rocker that reflects the color’s association with compassion. The “send out your love,” vocal repetition aligns with swaying keys

Aurehl – “Sakura Girl”

Fractal (EP) by Aurehl Strongly reminiscent of Beach House, “Sakura Girl” is a gripping, hypnotic track from Barcelona-based act Aurehl. The track comes via the project’s second EP, Fractal. “Sakura Girl” is

Kami – “Questions”

Kami is a Miami-based producer with a knack for lushly melodic pop music, intertwining aspects of synth-pop and dreamwave. New track “Questions” is a twinkling, infectious success, complete with fluid synths and

Los Jardines de Bruselas – “Tus Dias”

Tus Dias by Los Jardines de Bruselas Shimmering, dreamy guitars initiate the melodic “Tus Dias,” the new track from Los Jardines de Bruselas. The project represents the solo work of Ezequiel de

New Albums

NOCOLOUR – ‘NUMBERS’ EP

An intoxicating house-driven sound appeals throughout NUMBERS, the debut EP from NOCOLOUR, a duo comprising German producer Marcus Voss and Cuban-born Will

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