New Tracks

JRtheBand – “Footprints in the Sand”

Previously impressing with the tracks “Statue” and “Good Gracious Love,” JRtheBand succeeds again with the engaging “Footprints in the Sand.” Percussive pit-pats and vibrant acoustics give way to JR’s soaring vocal power

Ivan Beecroft – “Rattle Those Chains”

The Cynical Express by Ivan Beecroft The Cynical Express is the latest full-length from Melbourne-based artist Ivan Beecroft. Last catching my ear with the track “Inequality” last June, Beecroft returns with an

Von Thrasher – “Heathens”

“Heathens” is a track released today from Von Thrasher, off the Minimal Soul EP, also out today. A sparser guitar-fronted beginning expands with fluttering allure past the 30-second mark. The rhythm section’s

Memoryy – “First Love” (feat. Troy Ramey)

“First Love” is an enjoyably atmospheric pop collaboration from Memoryy and Troy Ramey. Memoryy’s production guides the spotlight toward Ramey’s consuming vocal presence, with jumpy acoustics and snap-laden percussion comprising minimalist verses

Cap’n Marble – “Bed of Sun”

Out today from Cap’n Marble, “Bed of Sun” is a supremely melodic success with a lushly dazed psych-pop pull. Impressing earlier this year with the Come 2 California EP, the duo’s knack for

Frass Green – “The Band Is Breaking Up”

“The Band Is Breaking Up” is a consuming track from Frass Green, a band from Washington, D.C.. The initial mellow keys are accompanied by heart-tugging strings within 30 seconds, then seamlessly assuming

New Albums

Dust Choir – ‘Dust and Sand’

A collaboration between songwriter Ed Reilly and producer Lee Thompson, Dust Choir enthralls throughout new album Dust and Sand. Blending Americana, folk,

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Lydia Fairhall – ‘The Narrows’

Chronicling the varied, challenging paths throughout life, The Narrows is the sophomore album from Australian singer-songwriter Lydia Fairhall. Tracks like “Heavy Is

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cae – ‘Alt Girl Encounters’

Alt Girl Encounters is an immersive new album from cae, a Birmingham, Alabama-based artist blending lo-fi textures and electronic-rock influences. Opening track

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