Blond in Car impress with an electro-minded vein of catchy pop on their debut track “Who’s Gonna Love That Girl.” The Los Angeles-based duo mesh suave vocals with a laid-back electro-pop assortment
New Tracks
“Hypersonic Super-Asterid” is a newly released track from Mandrake Handshake, an Oxford-based act with a creative take on psych-rock, which they dub as “Flowerkraut.” This particular track was influenced by Stereolab’s set
Rutti is the pseudonym of songwriter Sam Stein, previously the singer and guitarist in the New York band Lazy Bones. Debut single “The Future is Fake” is co-produced and engineered by Lazy
The ethereal dream-pop gem “Glass Self” is among the highlights on Everything Is, the stellar new EP from Fat Heart. The project of London-based singer, musician, and producer Jack Bzowski, Fat Heart
Featuring lush flutes and synths alongside dreamy vocals, “Care 4 U Carefully” is a blissfully melodic track from Jennie Lawless. The Los Angeles-based artist’s seventh track release to date, “Care 4 U
“Too Much Running” is a suavely melodic success from Tim Mellins & the Ten Percenters, the second single release via the collective from Hull and York, UK. Twangy guitars and backing acoustics
“Moonflower” is a beautiful track released today by Slow Spirit, off the band’s upcoming sophomore album Nowhere No One Knows Where to Find You, out on May 8th. Natalie Bohrn’s entrancing vocals
“To the Nines” is the latest from Oliver Marson, who impressed with “Cocaine Romance” last year. The project continues to strut a strong stylistic vigor, again lovably in the realms of The
New Albums
A sprawling multicultural masterwork, Octopus Fox is the third solo album from Shu Lee. Embracing the multi-faceted DIY music tradition, this ambitious
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Driven by an array of moody electronics, heavy rhythmic pulses, and haunting vocals, WAR is a compelling new three-track release from Athens,
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An excellent debut album from The Quiet North, the project of Norwegian producer Fredrik Kristiansen, Stillness Is A Sound traverses enjoyably across
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An enjoyably sprawling rock sound enamors on Kansas-based band Suneaters‘ double album Suneaters V: Heroic Dose, delivering an authentic blend of stylistic
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