Releasing today from Prince Bishops, “Why?” is an enthralling rocker with soaring grandiosity. Twangy guitars and a steady rhythm section conjure an initial feeling reminiscent of Manic Street Preachers. A series of
New Tracks
Beyond The Pale Blue is the latest EP from Kevin Focke, the final of an EP trilogy released this year. The first of such was featured in June with the Sunshine In
The new album from one-man band The Talking Tears, Glam is an engrossing, darkly reverberating success that blends synth-pop, post-punk, and other styles. The uniquely hypnotic soundscapes throughout range from sludgy, grungy
The View from Here by Vanden Dool “Rust on the Train Bridge” is an engaging, pleasantly evolving track from Canadian act Vanden Dool. Percussive click-clacking and exotic background murmurs form an interesting
Impressing with the track “Island Night” in March, London-based artist Dansson Rana again shows well with new track “Plans Into Dreams.” A breezier, more organic production compared to the atmospheric synth-driven scope
Pulsing with infectious effervescence and a precisely engaging flow, “Move On” is the latest track from Alpha23. The Atlanta-based hip-hop artist has impressed in the past with tracks like “Ease Up” and
Empire Land by Memory Mask climactic percussion and a consuming vocal presence build well throughout in evolving form on “Flood Your Heart,” the new track from Memory Mask, the solo project of
Released today from Tape Tension, “Moving Pictures” is an alluring new track touting a lushly melodic synth-pop charm. Fans of Caribou and Toro y Moi will find a familiar comfort with the
New Albums
Alt-folk husband and wife duo Pegasuses consume on their new album Sea of Joy, showcasing the Southampton-based act as expanding their intimate,
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The new EP from singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist I Forget Myself, An Exception conveys a strong alternative rock identity with focus and
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field is a lushly inviting piano-led EP from Annstiina, an artist based in Järvenpää, Finland. Previously succeeding in the art pop realm,
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Detroit-based songwriter Daniel Rodak presents his self-titled album as a stripped-back, self-produced statement rooted in folk and folk-rock tradition, recorded just outside
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