New Tracks

Drowsy – “Olivine”

Olivine by Drowsy “Olivine” is an impressive track from Los Angeles-based band Drowsy. Crafting a sound with elements of shoegaze, dream-pop, and metal, Drowsy show fantastic eclectic reach in terms of tone

Dino Belli – “Suicide Pact”

“Suicide Pact” shows a rousing folk sound that expands with vigor. Clap-laden percussion and dramatic backing strings are among its numerous points of growth. Dino Belli’s vocals resemble a cross of Andrew

The Hardly Boys – “Moving Without Religion”

Producing a wholly original sound with aspects of post-punk and twisted Americana, The Hardly Boys are comprised of Vancouver-based producers Joey Joel (Run with the Heard) and Matt Papadopoulos (Booker T on

Kafar Myers – “True 2 Self”

Kafar Myers dropped his album Self Privilege last month, showing a melodic hip-hop sound with shining production. The album touts a variety of quality tracks, starting superbly with “Luxury.” Intense vocals are

Premiere: The Great Dictators – “Killing Fields”

Releasing today is the nostalgic music video for “Killing Fields,” the track from Copenhagen-based rock trio The Great Dictators. “We’ve just entered The Roaring Twenties 2.0 so we thought it was appropriate

Apache Rose – “Tiny Love”

Moscow-based rockers Apache Rockers show a fun, no-frills vein of rock with confident vocals and escalating hooks. “Tiny Love” is heavy on infectious vocal repetition, emphasized during the “get it,” chorus. The

Delyn Grey – “Battle”

“Battle” is an emotive track from Toronto-based artist Delyn Grey, exploring the depths of depression with an honest intimacy. Riveting vocals and an eerie piano lead do the heavy lifting. An anthemic

Bayleigh Cheek – “Release Me”

The fantastic “Release Me” is a stirring track from Bayleigh Cheek. The Dallas-based singer/songwriter was a solo musician from 2015 to 2018, at which point the project turned into a band. “Release

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