New Tracks

Stripes – “Forever, It Won’t Change”

A raucously melodic rock success from Stripes, “Forever, It Won’t Change” invigorates with pulsing guitar electricity and shout-y vocal charisma. The Brooklyn-based band impressed with the single “So Fucked” last month, and

The Wirelight – “Set Me Down”

A heartrending track that emits heartbreak alongside glistening guitars and key-touched illumination, “Set Me Down” is a memorable success from The Wirelight. The project represents the moniker of Atlanta-based musician Lewis Beard,

GL James – “SLOW DANCE”

Recently impressing with the track “IN BETWEEN,” GL James also enamors with the subdued, retro-feeling track “SLOW DANCE.” Hypnotic guitar twangs and swooning vocal dreaminess pair with stellar effect, inducing a swaying

Sam Isles – “What She Said”

Showing an atmospheric alt-rock inspiration, “What She Said” is the debut single from Sam Isles, an artist based in Auburn, AL. “Nothing to recount, nothing to explain,” a quivering vocal feeling arises

The Hypnatwists – “Wicked Eyes”

“Wicked Eye” is an enjoyably eerie rock success from The Hypnatwists, a trio based in Salem, Oregon. “I just can’t resist those wicked eyes,” captures a state of being smitten, with “a

Ripsime – “Paradise”

“Paradise” is the memorable new single from London-based artist Ripsime, stirring in its electronic-touched soundscape and post-punk rhythmic inclinations. Ripsime’s vocals flow lushly alongside, melding with the instrumentation for an ’80s nostalgia

Arn. – “Talk is Cheap”

Engaging with alternations between heartfelt folk introspections and ardently melodic pleas, “Talk is Cheap” is a new track from Arn., a band based in Letterkenny, Ireland. Dazzling in its various aesthetical realms,

My Glass World – “You Can Feel It Coming”

Infusing a buzzing foreboding distortion with chilly keys and emergent saxophone, “You Can Feel It Coming” is a riveting single out today from My Glass World. The London-based act caught our ears

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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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