New Tracks

EllaHarp – “Screaming Into the Void”

Hailing from the San Francisco Bay, singer/songwriter Ella Dawn Jenkins creates melodic folk-pop via the project EllaHarp. Jenkins takes pride in a DIY approach, handling songwriting and production duties — in addition

Two Faces West – “Brand New Suit”

The bluesy rocker “Brand New Suit” is a recent track from Two Faces West, strutting a confident sound and lyrical delivery. Certainly, the lyrics are relatable for anyone who knows the type

Board of Bandits – “Dystopia”

The gorgeous “Dystopia” touts Board of Bandits’ gripping ability to merge intimate singer/songwriter prowess with a knack for dreamy, consuming soundscapes. Aptly enough, the band from Malmö, Sweden cite Joni Mitchell alongside

Bragan – “blue blood”

Developing with melodically gripping vigor, “blue blood” is a new track from Bragan that emphasizes the artist’s impressive electronic production talents. The intro does well, with its blooping keys and lush vocals,

Socialbends – “Wide Open Spaces”

Showing a unique, murky electro-pop sound with industrial flair, “Wide Open Spaces” is a new track from Socialbends, the project of singer/songwriter Tim Gonzalez. Born in Brooklyn and presently based in Los

Weston Smith – “Autumn Wind”

Released today, “Autumn Wind” is a dreamy success from Weston Smith. With lyrics pertaining to “the fear of love with the changing of the seasons,” the track crafts a stunning soundscape that

The Great Dictators – “Play Dead Together”

“Play Dead Together” is a track released today from Copenhagen-based rock trio The Great Dictators. Citing acts like Yo La Tengo, Psychedelic Furs, and Brian Eno as influences, the band shows a

New Albums

Tangent – ‘Disclosure’

Dutch electronic duo Tangent return with Disclosure, their seventh album and first in three years, expanding their shadowy IDM sound through tactile

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Nathaniel Sutton – ‘The Days’

Nathaniel Sutton’s excellent new album The Days weaves between dynamic full-band arrangements and more introspective acoustic moments. Across its reflections on growing

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