Los Angeles act Runnner capture an engaging, mellow feel on new track “Eggshell.” Quaint vocals, lush piano lines, and an underlying acoustical twang guide the effort, which the band describes as “lo-fi
New Tracks
“Gushers” is the perfect accompaniment to a Friday night, touting nocturnal vibes with a pulsing bass picked up by moody guitars and synths. The latest from Roadkeeper, the East Texas act who
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Today marks the release of The Dot and the Line’s full-length album Small Anchors in the Swirl. Impressing in the past with tracks like “Quiet Ones,” and “Addicted Heart,” their sound captivates
Chris Robley released the track “Straight White Male” today, continuing a gripping vein of songwriting that first impressed me over a decade ago. Aesthetically, the track pursues a peppy vein of electro-pop,
Recently taking the Los Angeles scene by storm with her accomplished live act (playing at the House of Blues, the 626 Golden Streets festival, The Satellite, and many more established venues), Daria
Another impressive track from Trudy and the Romance arrives, with “The Original Doo-Wop Spacemen” capturing a number of the Liverpool act’s strengths — notably, a striking quivering lead that meshes beautifully with
Sinister Hand by The Mute Group “Rodney O” makes evident The Mute Group’s emotional, soaring sound. A highlight off the Nashville band’s new album Sinister Hand, released today, “Rodney O” grows from
New Albums
A suavely melodic rock charm persists throughout Dreams of the Byzantines, the memorable new album from Darren Sullivan. Psych-friendly twangy guitar drives
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Wall Street Blues is a consuming new EP from Sanjay Michael, embracing the power of electric guitars and melodic piano lines within
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Lampin’ is the enthralling new album from Synthonic, a project based in Sidmouth, UK that excels in a vibe-y blend of funk
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Melding folk and pop within introspections on the multiple roles of one’s home, Home, Anywhere is the engaging new EP from Yas
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