New Tracks

pantology – “Lost Summer”

The latest track from producer/keyboardist pantology, “Lost Summer” fuses jazz, soul, and downtempo electronica with seamless precision. Funk bass and nocturnal electronic production impress within the consuming arsenal. The Brooklyn-based pantology grew

Toy Cities – “Digital Waves”

From Toy Cities’ forthcoming EP of the same name, “Digital Waves” is a rousing electro-pop success that highlights the Brooklyn-based act’s melodic strengths. Infusing a fondness for post-punk with ’90s indie-pop, Toy

DOUBLECAMP – “Dreamers”

The vibrant “Dreamers” shows Nashville duo DOUBLECAMP’s impressive grasp of pop hooks and bright production. Aesthetically somewhere between Cut Copy and Hot Chip, “Dreamers” rides on conciely melodic vocals and synth/guitar interplay.

Alexander Sun – “Pines And Evergreens”

“Pines And Evergreens” is a delightful, shimmering rocker from Bristol-based act Alexander Sun. Formed in the winter of 2017, the band’s debut single “You Are Made of Magic” was released this May.

4Vesta – “Evening Star”

Light & Chemicals by 4Vesta Brooklyn shoegaze band 4Vesta impress with new track “Evening Star,” the first track off their debut EP, Light & Chemicals. Like many shoegaze acts, they are heavily

Fern Murphy – “Flowerbeds”

Gringo Love by Fern Murphy Indianapolis trio Fern Murphy impress with a consuming dream-pop sound, reminiscent of Wild Nothing. Their latest track “Flowerbeds” rides on jangly guitars and a patiently developing song

Harrison Lipton – “No Good at Goodbyes”

“No Good at Goodbyes” is the latest from Brooklyn-based artist Harrison Lipton. The track establishes an engaging feel via dreamy guitar tones, a bouncy bass line, and synth-laden adornments, with the suave

Saeyers – “Someday”

“Someday” is a stirring new track from Saeyers, showcasing a dreamy and jangly sound. Fronted by multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Marshall Lewis, Saeyers drew praise for the track “Cruise” in January, “On Fire”

New Albums

Dean Muscat – ‘LAZARENE’ EP

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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Rayhan – ‘June Was Something’

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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