“Commit” is an eclectic stylistic showing from DERYK G., blending alternative hip-hop and R&B with a touch of punk-rock. A suave bass line and industrial synth tones complement a brisk hip-hop vocal
New Tracks
The Brush’s “Where” is a resonating, emotive success from The Brush. The project is from Los Angeles-based musician/filmmaker Aaron Alan Mitchell, whose vocals bear a striking resemblance to the late great Mark
“Crimson Queen” is a newly released track from Estereomance, showing a catchy sound with escalating yearning. Based around El Paso/Juarez, the project formed in early 2019 by Adria, Paulina, and Manu. Bright
Charleston-based artist and activist Strom McCallum makes his music debut with the consuming “Baby Belle,” an alt-country track with hypnotic appeal. The track is the first from McCallum’s upcoming self-titled LP, out
Under the Veneer by Jeads From the impressive new album of the same name, “Under the Veneer” is a great showcase of Jeads’ alluring, atmospheric electronic production. Based out of Bellingham, Washington,
Following the impressive “Animals” this past autumn, Debris Discs returns with another successful track, “Daniel and the Apocalypse.” The track builds with a brooding backing synth and jangling guitars, with a synth-based
“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
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
New Albums
Immersive new album In Sore Bless finds The Discretes weaving art rock, ambient, noise, and trip-hop influences into a captivating listening experience,
MoreCeasefire, the debut EP from sibling duo Reality Distortion, fuses dream-pop, grunge, and alt-pop into an urgent exploration of peace, protest, and
MoreAustin-based band Ram Vela & the Easy Targets unleash a sound steeped in’70s power-pop and ’90s alternative influences on the concept EP
MoreReleasing together as a double album, To Hell With Tradition‘s Regroup and Reboot close a three-album concept trilogy with distinct yet interconnected
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