New Tracks

The Lyricals – “Breakdown”

“Breakdown” is a heavy-rocking alternative anthem from London-based duo The Lyricals, thematically confronting toxic manipulation and false fronts amidst sweltering guitar distortion and fervent vocals. Dino Mensano and Josh Bovington also blend

Social Treble – “Crowded Silence (Binaural Audio)”

A memorable production melding art-rock and prog aspects, “Crowded Silence” is a binaural cyber-prog odyssey from Bengaluru, India-based artist Social Treble. The instrumental sound utilizes soaring guitars and memorable structural expanses while

D’Lee – “I’d Bet on You”

“I’d Bet on You” plays as a memorable centerpiece for Fort Worth-based artist D’Lee and her sophomore album, Fifty-Five, arriving today. This Nashville-recorded anthem utilizes smoky vocals, expanding percussion, and twangy guitars

Aircraft – “Navkolo Nich”

A resonating new track and video from Aircraft, “Navkolo Nich” moves from spoken-word introspection to a thumping, hypnotic yet celebratory rock allure. Translating to “Night is all around,” the track is described

People Pleasing – “The Movies”

An impactful track from London-based artist People Pleasing, “The Movies” moves with a dynamically atmospheric rock appeal. It ascends from lush, twangy emotion into a midpoint ardor, and then back to a

Lillian Leadbetter – “Move the Moon”

Originally from Vermont and now based in Nashville, Lillian Leadbetter consumes with a calming folk introspection on “Move the Moon,” growing from understated acoustic-set ruminations to multi-layered vocal emotion, gushing “if I

Drive Lullaby – “Isn’t it Strange?”

Spanish act Drive Lullaby craft a lovable mixture of dreamy synth-pop and post-punk rhythmic charm on new single "Isn't it Strange?" -- described thematically as "basically about how two people from very

Glenn Kye – “Uncle Kenny’s for Lunch”

An affecting folk single from Glenn Kye, “Uncle Kenny’s for Lunch” compels in its scenic storytelling and serenely melodic acoustic-driven flow. The Brooklyn-based artist sets a personal scene right away. “We only

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New Albums

The Zaxons – ‘Videopticons’

A riveting display of new-wave and post-punk precision, Videopticons is the new album from Vancouver-based trio The Zaxons. Built on catchy rhythms,

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Erik Rabasca – ‘New Scrolls’

Steeped in memorable folk and Americana portrayals of modern tumult and perseverance, New Scrolls is the personal new album from Connecticut-based singer-songwriter

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