“The Room” is a memorable new track from Copenhagen-based artist Retro Kid, from their upcoming album Who do you want to be, L.A.Byrne?. The introduction steadily unveils; piano glistening and steady percussion
New Tracks
A beautiful track fit for sunset-side yearning, “Two Way Street” comes via Yukkon, the project of Los Angeles-based producer/composer/multi-instrumentalist Tyler Connaghan. The track swiftly develops from light guitars and piano into something
Building from a jangly charm into organ-laden outpouring, “Sarah” is a catching new track from Los Angeles-based artist Kaycie Satterfield. The first single from upcoming EP Sweet Tooth, “Sarah” begins with a
The gorgeous “Routines” shows a blissfully psychedelic sound from .wave., an artist based around the Chicago area. The track flaunts deep synth pads and soaring guitar tones, initially in a mostly separate
Top Gem World Class by Petting Zoo The second single from Petting Zoo‘s forthcoming third album, “If You Lived Here… You’d Be Home Now!” is a superbly catchy success. Chugging rock verses
Touting a feverishly melodic blend of guitars and synths, “Tumulte” is a consuming new track from Belgian band Turquoise. Dreamy synths lead initially, quickly exceling into a sturdy bass line and guitar
“The Marsh” is a striking folk track from Berlin-based singer/songwriter Nils Bloch. Initial acoustical ruminations are joined by solemn vocals. “I loved her for the sun, shining down on everyone,” Bloch sings
Merging psychedelic and prog-rock components with creative vigor, “Majesty” is a soaring rocker from Flavour Nurse. The UK-based conceptual rockers recently released their self-titled debut album, of which “Majesty” is a part.
New Albums
A reflective folk sensibility anchors Old Blighty, an EP from Last Night Watchman that draws together observations on history, science, and the
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South Wales folk-rock band Rusty Shackle bring over a decade of touring and five studio albums to Mayfield, a release that continues
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Connor Riesen’s new three-track EP Beginnings Vol.3 moves between acoustic warmth, jazz influences, and reinterpretations of familiar material. It marks an inviting
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Odelet‘s Soul Obscura is a soulfully dynamic, emotionally expressive album that moves through rich vocal arrangements, fluid instrumentation, and an intentionally genre-defying
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