“Sink / Swim” is a soulful rocker from Chancellor Dean, formed in the west side of Santa Cruz. Suave vocals and smooth, gliding guitars build to a moving croon at the one-minute
New Tracks
Complete with a whirring array of spacey synths and structural variation, “Tachyon” is a new track from Chicago-based electronic artist Acidic Base. First impressing with “Purple Skies” last year, the project of
Spanish act Happy Freuds impressed last year with the track “The Mountain,” showcasing a sound reminiscent of ā70s analog rock ānā roll, while also touching on aspects of contemporary rock. “Why” exemplifies
Dreamy and sweepingly melodic, “I Take To You” is the impressive debut single from Dream Tonic, the project of Kristin Allen-Farmer. “I take to you as I’m falling down,” Allen-Farmer sings during
Following a busy January tour schedule, Juliper Sky kick-starts February with the soaring, hypnotic rocker “Reflections of the Winter Sun.” Leading with themes of escapism, the track plays on serenely melodic vocals
“True Love Don’t Die” touts a soulful, twangy rock sound in the vein of Kurt Vile. The consuming track released today from Sean Alan, a Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter with an album out
“Midnight” is a track released today from Sam Nichol, a Nashville-based artist. A burst of guitars at 01:28 coincides with a rising vocal presence, projecting a brightly melodic pull. A lusher, guitar-driven
“Loosen Up” is a track out today from Loneborn, previously impressing with tracks like “Ghosts” and “Lost In Your Space.” “Loosen Up” kicks off with upbeat keys, mellow wordless vocals, and quaint
New Albums
A fully immersive LP from Damenja, The Birds Will Always Sing crafts an intricate electronic universe where industrial textures meet serene, natural
MoreA triumphant debut full-length from Cincinnati-based band Tina Fey, Victory Lap delivers a hard-rocking spiritedness amidst heavy, relatable themes — spanning from
MoreThe newest record from Seattle-based quartet Guest Directors, Before You Get Broken captures a vast sonic range that balances ethereal, swirling textures
MoreNewly released album The Stories That You Weave showcases the self-recorded ingenuity of Phoenix-based artist Thomas Young, performing as Victims of the
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