New Tracks

nanashi – “False Horizons”

Glasgow-based duo nanashi excel with a dynamic, atmospheric rock momentum on debut single “False Horizons,” spanning from climactic post-rock guitar work — persisting enjoyably throughout — to starry-eyed electronic layers that persist

Lake Dreamland – “Whispering Words”

“Whispering Words” is an enthralling psych-rock standout from Lake Dreamland, the project of Portland, ME-based multi-instrumentalist Brian Healey. The track achieves a warming blissfulness in its calming bass line and hazy guitar

Films on Song – “Beige Dream”

A blissfully melodic jangle-pop and post-punk synergy shows on “Beige Dream,” a gem of a track from Films on Song, a band based in Charlottesville, VA. Described as “about that feeling of

Michael Cohen – “Living in Dadeland”

A beautiful orchestral-laden pop charm flows throughout “Living in Dadeland,” a track from Michael Cohen. Coming via an upcoming album of the same name, “Living in Dadeland” quickly compels with warming acoustic

Dogmile – “Fellup”

“Fellup” is a standout track from Dogmile, reminiscent of later-era Radiohead in its artful fusing of trickling guitars, atmospheric synths, and foreboding vocal intensity. A sturdy percussive element lingers throughout, while various

Aircraft – “On the edge”

Moody guitars and spacey synths intertwine on the fantastic "On the edge," a recent track from Aircraft, the one-man band of Ukrainian musician Daniel Merkulov.

Taleen Kali – “Aepex”

A memorable rock passion stirs on "Aepex," a track from Los Angeles-based artist Taleen Kali that embraces fuzzy guitar textures, heavy breakbeat drums, and ardent vocal ascents -- beckoning to "take me

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New Albums

Mattock – ‘Daughters’

Daughters is a standout rock record from Southern Maryland-based act Mattock. Led by the songwriting of Casey Brandt and Jason Fletcher, the

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Snailgun – ‘Glass Walls’

A thrilling debut album from Naarm-based band Snailgun, Glass Walls masterfully balances melodic post-punk with chaotic noise rock. The album navigates diverse

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