Tacono Gate’s sound drips with rock nostalgia, ranging from the post-punk intensity of Joy Division to haunting guitar tones reminiscent of Suede. “Something in Your Eye” shows this well, in addition to
New Tracks
Soulful pop beginnings evolve seamlessly into an impressive hip-hop flow on track “Sunny Side Up,” from Gio and collaborators Feyde & Ethan Ardalan. Verses from Gio and Ethan Ardalan complement the smooth
Easy Moon by Credit Electric Led by the songwriting of Ryan LoPilato, Credit Electric is an impressive project whose new EP, Easy Moon, shows a delectably twangy rock sound. Closing out the
Following the success of track “Kate Moss,” Nashville act The Criticals have released another catchy gem in “Treat Ya Better.” The aesthetic pursued throughout echoes a fondness for The Rolling Stones, in
“You Should Run” is an engaging new track from ASTRINA, the artist formerly known as Daria Black. The rousing presence of this new track showcases the artist’s various strengths and influences. Combining
Slow Dancing on a High Wire is a just-released album from William Lawrence, a recording and touring member of The Felice Brothers. He also has played with Conor Oberst, Gun Outfit, Mail
Following a hiatus where each member worked on solo projects, Mankind Forever has returned with the track “One Day We’ll Look Down On the World We Created.” With the project presently based
Impressing previously with the tracks “Close” and “Sad Girl,” La Poré has another striking single in the recently released “Green.” The project of Nick Samson, La Poré has shown a firm grasp
New Albums
Spanning bluesy indie folk warmth, rock charge, and intimate acoustic sincerity, Mike Stocksdale‘s Connectors is a seamless, story-driven journey threading societal anxiety,
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A lived-in and optimistic rock display, We Live In Hope is the self-produced fourth album from Bedford, UK-based artist Last Days of
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A blissfully layered darkgaze and shoegaze convergence appeals across Forever Could Never Be, a collaborative remix album from Portland, OR-based artist Kallai.
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Layering dreamy synths and captivating guitar work alongside themes of personal survival, historical memory, and defiance against adversity, Our Lady of the
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