Quality Cable are a promising act from Louisville, KY, comprised of music students from the University of Louisville — specifically, a jazz drummer and bassist, two classical guitarists, and a composer on
New Tracks
Sophie Coran’s fourth single “Circles” shows the Philadelphia-based artist’s numerous strengths. Lavish string flourishes and gripping vocals captivate from the get-go, as does an immediately striking sense of tonal variation — showing
Inspired by the David Lynch movie of the same name, “Blue Velvet” is a twangy, hypnotic groover from New Jersey-based singer/songwriter Machine Idle (Ryan Romanowski). Dubbed by the artist as “the most
“Thoughts and Prayers” is a moving track from Future Ghost, the Orlando, FL-based duo of Jake Ellis and Kat Albanese. “How many more does it take?” are its opening lyrics, addressing recurring
“More Than Fine” is a passionate rocker from The Colonies, the first single from their upcoming album. Kicking off right away with escalating guitars, “More Than Fine” is a briskly consuming listen.
“My Best Please” is a stirring track from Mother Yeti’s new album of the same name. Classic rock, soul, and Americana are among the Idaho-based project’s influences. A friendly guitar melody gives
Brooklyn-based artist Aradia conjures a catchy, ’80s-friendly pop sound on new track “No One Can Stop You.” New-wave and synth-pop sentiments flourish throughout the production, alongside anthemic vocals that tout a spirit
“Jim” is a new track from Canadian artist Bif Naked, via her upcoming album CHAMPION. Escalating synths and suave vocals lead to start, with contemplative guitars lurking as the chorus approaches. The
New Albums
Touting a vibrantly melodic electronic sound, No Memories in Glass is the latest album from Houston-based artist Loop One South. Merging synthwave,
MoreA strikingly creative album with poignant thematic societal ruminations, The Tree of Knowledge is the fifth studio album from Berlin-based band Saline
MoreAchieving a blissfully melodic sound, Awakened Arms is the debut instrumental EP from Netherlands-based guitarist Marcel Flendrie. Recorded in Berlin with producer
MoreExuding a moody Southern Gothic sound in its array of chilling vocals, moving orchestration, and elegant piano work, The Death of Cool
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