Showing a richly reverberating rock sound with ’80s nostalgia, “Cuts You Up” is a new single from Songs for Sabotage, a cover of the original from Peter Murphy. The duo is comprised
New Tracks
Pulling For You by Blunda North Hollywood-based musician Andy Blunda crafts shimmering rock with hooky sentiments, evidenced throughout new EP Pulling For You. All five tracks are quality, ranging from the lushly
“Bad For You” is the latest single from Xelli Island, the dream-pop project of Lianna Vanicelli. Impressing with “02 20 20” last month, Xelli Island again shows an effervescent, bouncy vein of
Infusing elements of psych-tinged folk, “The Future” is an intriguing track from Headless Relatives, a project from upstate New York. “The Future” is about The Amazing Criswell, an American psychic who appeared
Newly formed act Cosmopolis shows an engrossing sound steeped in elements of art-rock and post-punk. “Sécheresse” is a consuming effort whose first minute+ grows with contemplative allure. climactic percussion revs up approaching
From Australian act DOLLY ZOOM, “Rabbit Hole” is a dazzling electro-pop track with ample infectious qualities. Aesthetically reminiscent of MGMT, a spacey synth arpeggio complements soaring vocals to start. “Deep down the
Delightfully twangy rocker “Black Pine” is the latest from Forest Ray, the Seattle-based band who impressed with “Shadows” earlier this summer. Marking the third video single from Forest Ray’s upcoming album, “Black
“Don’t Thank me” is a new track from Washburn and the River, the project of singer/songwriter Jake Rosenberg, who first caught my ear in 2017 with the lovely folk single “Easy Part
New Albums
London-based artist HAAi mixes club-set energy and stylish pop ingenuity on DIGITiSE, a new album influenced by the physical energy of DJ
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Newly released EP Move The Mountains showcases Australian singer-songwriter Jack Biilmann’s lived-in blend of blues, rock, and country, showcasing the struggles, relationships,
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Nashville-based singer-songwriter Jay Putty explores the many forms of love on The People I Loved And Have Loved Me Back, a six-song
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Chicago-based singer-songwriter Sacha Mullin embraces a stylish pop-forward direction on Social Touch, his fourth album, balancing art-rock sophistication with sleek synth-pop hooks
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