Future Pretend is the new album from Ben Rice, the Brooklyn-based artist who has impressed prior with the tracks “Autumn Days” and “I Think We Got It Right.” The album tracks nicely
New Tracks
the wall by David Thompson David Thompson‘s new EP the wall is a treat for vintage synth-pop fans in the vein of Erasure. The Philadelphia-based artist shows ample melodic charm throughout, especially
A track from Michael Baker‘s new album How Come You Sleep, “Caught in the Crossfire” impresses with its ardent vocals and guitar/piano interplay. Acoustical lushness and prancing piano accompany Baker’s serene vocal
Cryptomeduza by Metaspion Cryptomeduza is the latest album from Metaspion, the Norwegian artist who impressed with the tracks “Old Rules Don’t Apply” and “Pyros” in 2019. The release continues an infusion of
Nashville-based group Lost American show a suavely futuristic sound on “Robot Spark (Rauch von König remix).” Verses feature a bass-heavy sound amidst lush vocals, while the chorus expands with a glistening synth-pop
The superbly melodic “Big Sunglasses” is the latest from Kevin Burke, balancing a lonely yearning with captivating melodic fervor, featuring an escalating chamber-pop aesthetic. Initial lyrics relay lonesome nights amidst somber piano,
If you have experienced Nintendo’s Pikmin video game franchise, Babi‘s “Orchid Hunter” may sound quite familiar. For one, the game’s unique soundtrack is widely acclaimed for its soundscapes, fond of lush synth-y
“Providence” is a catching new track from Laurence Murray Project, channeling a bluesy, soulful vein of rock — reminding of Paul Weller. Enthusiastic guitar twangs and a pulsing key-laden backbone establish an
New Albums
Coming via Toronto-based bassist and composer Alex Lakusta, the album Island Ghosts stirs in capturing “an abstract love story without words.” Leading
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Beauty is Lies is the ambitious, atmospheric new album from Nottingham, UK-based duo Radium88. Reckoning with the emerging cultural embrace of artificial
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Home: Roots is an absorbing four-track instrumental EP by Turkish composer and author Tamer Sağcan. Built on original classical guitar compositions, the
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Hope In Hell is the memorable sophomore full-length from Hot Hail!, the solo project of Seattle-based artist Billy Sigil. Filtering authoritarian anxiety
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