“Solar Panels” is an excellent debut single from Great Crane, a Brooklyn-based band. A chugging bass line and soft acoustics complement the retrospective vocals to start, tracing the experience of revisiting a
New Tracks
“I Don’t Wanna Wait” shows a lush, hypnotic pop sound with a dreamy allure. The track comes from Remington Super 60’s new EP, released today. The Norwegian band have released several albums
Denver-based rock band Vega Maestro impress with the raucously fun “The Curriculum,” a track off their new album Hello Voyeur. The initial verses are led by concise vocals and quaint distorted guitars.
The vibrant, bursting “Little Every Day” is a thoroughly enjoyable listen. The track comes from St. Louis-based sextet Holy Posers, and their newly released debut LP, Are You Sure You’re Having Fun?.
Dirt Farmer’s new album Satellites shows a fun, eclectic rock sound. Album highlights are numerous, with notable tracks including the driving brass-led “Better Decisions,” suave slice of Americana “Sweet Grass,” and the
Touting soulful vocals and an engaging, late-night soundscape, “Powder Keg” is a stirring track from Dev Lee, an artist from Dallas, Texas. Lee describes “Powder Keg” as “a song about starting over,
The Price of Vigilence by The Soviet Influence “Secret Space” is a moody rocker from The Soviet Influence, a trio from Ontario, Canada. Guitars expand from bare rhythm accompaniments to twangy, melodic
New single “Static” shows why Los Angeles-based artist Cami Petyn is likely to be a quick riser in the pop scene. Centering around a melodic “it’s cold,” hook, the track mixes the
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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