New Tracks

Rainer Landfermann – “Intuition”

Rainer Landfermann crafts eclectic avant-garde metal, finding no difficulty in alternating between moments of delicate beauty and intensely affecting screams. Off the German artist’s diverse solo album Mein Wort in Deiner Dunkelheit,

CRÈME – “Back In Love”

CRÈME’s latest track “Back In Love” continues to strut electro-pop infectiousness, following a serenely atmospheric introduction. The track shows CRÈME — the project of Trixie Reiss — leading with trickling, icy synths,

Psychic Shakes – “Nightplay”

Described as “a brief insight into the lonely nights of an insomniac,” “Nightplay” is a consuming new track from Psychic Shakes. Resembling a chilled-out version of Cut Copy, “Nightplay” impresses with its

Small Wood House – “T.V.”

Runner by Small Wood House Cleveland-based band Small Wood House have built a sturdy reputation via acclaimed live performances, opening for acts such as Mitski, Colleen Green, and (Sandy) Alex G. They

Teuteu – “Soda Magique”

The dazzlingly catchy “Soda Magique” is a new single from Teuteu, a French artist living in Montreal. “It’s very inspired by the classic French Boogie songs from the ’80s,” the artist notes,

Imperial Daze – “Centerpole”

South London act Imperial Daze thoroughly impress with new track “Centerpole.” A suave vocal lead is surrounded by sharp guitar lines, buzzing synth adornments, and a tight rhythm section. The chugging guitars

Luca – “Hold Up”

The first of a string of upcoming singles from New York-based artist Luca, “Hold Up” is a smooth and soulful success. A lush bass line and chilled-out guitar progression lead as clap-laden

Eagle Eyed Tiger – “Still Not There”

The lush, hypnotic “Still Not There” traverses from aquatic, synth-heavy bliss into serenely effective guitar-laden additions. The track is among several highlights on the stellar new album On the Run, from New

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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