New Tracks

The Danphes – “Heartbreak High”

Norwich, UK-based The Danphes channel a jangly, power-pop c86-era charm on their stellar debut single, “Heartbreak High.” Featuring Robin Folliard, Dan Ottolangui, Stephen Frost, and Alfie Adams, the group captures youthful optimism

Lera Shemi – “call you by your namE”

Los Angeles-based artist Lera Shemi delivers a darkly atmospheric third single with “call you by your namE,” a track from her upcoming 12-song concept album, You & Me & HER. The Berklee-trained

Kevin Driscoll – “Put It Behind Me”

“Put It Behind Me” is a resonating folk track from Jacksonville-based artist Kevin Driscoll, who explores with honest intensity the difficult departure from a significant relationship. This track showcases his ability to

Holy Death Temple – “Someone To Blame”

Seattle-based act Holy Death Temple unmasks “erotic evil” on the industrial, electro-forward “Someone To Blame.” This self-produced trio — comprising Bryan Edward alongside Amy Tung-Barrysmith and Jon Barrysmith — fuses goth dance

DA-MOVEMENT – “All Black Everything” (Remix)

Chicago-based act DA-MOVEMENT unites local icons AK (of Do or Die) and Never (of Crucial Conflict) on West Side anthem “All Black Everything” (Remix). Founded by Pay and Qraft, the collective preserves

Memoryy – “Memory From A Dream”

A fantastic new track from Memoryy, “Memory From A Dream” is a melodic synth-pop charmer that pairs bright hookiness with thematic catharsis, capturing the power of moving on from past tumult. The

Reduction in Force – “Compromise”

Reduction in Force concludes an excellent batch of recent singles with the legal-themed intensity of “Compromise.” This project from songwriter Mike Mills continues to impress with heady and melodic songwriting, here exploring

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New Albums

Pol Tonin – ‘New Home’

New Home is the debut album from Pol Tonin, the project of Vienna-born multidisciplinary artist Daniel Pabst. Achieving a captivating art-folk sound

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Dim Pinks – ‘Universe’ EP

Newly released EP Universe unveils a stirring rock sound from Amsterdam-based band Dim Pinks. Blending hints of the Velvet Underground and Pixies,

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