“A Shot in a Frame” is a gripping track out today from That Gum U Like, a duo from Brazil who have impressed with numerous tracks in the past. With a name
New Tracks
Flood for the Famine, the project of London-based songwriter/producer Alex Lindner, strongly impresses with stirring track “You’ve Got a Way.” Showing a deeply atmospheric vein of rock that rises and falls with
Touting a cosmic vein of funk and soul, “Le Petit Prince” is a blissfully atmospheric and grooving track from Lady Moon & The Eclipse. Off the New York-based project’s forthcoming debut album
“Log Lady” is a soaring, bursting rocker from Moral High Horses, a band from San Francisco. They describe the release as “a song written about a time before the internet … a
Evoking a nostalgic sophisti-pop sound, “Ice Machine” is a compelling track from Dog Basketball, the project of Denver-based recording artist Zack Marshall. The “do you remember?” vocal repetition plays nicely within the
Releasing today, “sorry kid, i think your god is dead” is a new track from Pologize, an Arizona-based artist. Aesthetically, there’s a diverse range of sounds here — from bedroom-pop to alternative,
Described by the artist as “a groove-driven ballad about the fantasy of fame,” “Clay” is a newly released track from Sinqa. The Paris native releases this track alongside his EP of the
“Candles” shows a melodic form of jangly rock from Chamomile Castle, a band based in Leeds, England. As their debut track, it’s fun to envision what’s next for this promising act. “Candles”
New Albums
The new album from Aidan Leclaire Band, Hail to the Dogs impresses with its alt-rock immediacy and poignant thematic introspection — taking
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Enjoyable rock mystique and compelling folk intertwine on LAZARENE, the consuming new EP from Dean Muscat, a singer-songwriter based in Malta. “These
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A consuming sound shows across the Not Today Old Friend EP from Rolla’s, the solo project of Vancouver-based multi-instrumentalist Vallen Koscheev. Its
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Enthralling with a hip-hop sound that exudes both hazy summer atmospherics and emotively gripping lyricism within memorable vocal flows, June Was Something
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