New Tracks

Manor – “The Morning Has Gold In Its Mouth”

Psychedelic guitar tones and soulfully suave vocals lead the stellar “The Morning Has Gold In Its Mouth,” a track from Australian act Manor. Serene vocal entrancement contrasts enjoyably with pulsing guitars to

Leah Rye – “Agrypnia”

Leah Rye‘s new track “Agrypnia” impresses with an entrancing sound, strutting a soulfully mysterious tone somewhere between ballad and pop anthem. Coming from Rye’s forthcoming EP Elusive, out next year, “Agrypnia” deftly

Bed Scene – “American Dream”

Impressing last year with the lush and jangly gem “Dulcinea,” Miami-based project Bed Scene succeeds here with the track “American Dream.” Fluid guitars give way to a suave bass bump and vocal

Daragh – “Lucid Dream”

“Lucid Dream” bursts with hooky guitar jangles and melodic vocals, a memorable output from Daragh, a multi-instrumentalist and producer from Dublin, Ireland. The track’s “lucid dream,” chorus excels with glistening synths and

Bear, Man Dangerous – “Slow Violence”

Showing an enjoyable rock sound with a dark sense of nostalgia, “Slow Violence” is a new track from Seattle-based artist Bear, Man Dangerous. Guitar tones reminiscent of ’90s alternative align with a

Alfah Femmes – “Desperate Disco”

From No Need to Die, the impressive new album from Polish six-piece Alfah Femmes, “Desperate Disco” is a track that impresses with its melodic vigor and aesthetic creativity. The group’s merging of

Premiere: Parts – “Song of Long”

Released today, “Song of Long” is a consuming track from Israeli act Parts, off the band’s new album, Pleasure as Pain. Showing a haunting initial sound with trickling guitars and chilly vocals,

Love, Sophie – “Cherry Pie”

The entrancing “Cherry Pie” is the latest success from Love, Sophie. The Los Angeles-based artist wowed with debut track “Blush” a year ago, and again crafts a dreamy, hooky gem with this

New Albums

Insignificant – ‘Become’ EP

An excellent debut EP from Insignificant, Become struts a memorable folk sound across its seven tracks. From the ghostly acoustics of “Ourselves”

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Cole Lumpkin – ‘HELIX’

On the sophomore album HELIX, Cole Lumpkin delivers a self-produced masterclass in resilience and eclectic charm. Written and performed entirely by Lumpkin,

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