Elsewhere by Rujen Elsewhere is the debut EP from Atlanta-based act Rujen. Kicking this impressive release off is the entrancing “Luna,” a gripping collection of melodic vocal lines, catching guitar work, and
New Tracks
“Now & Then” is a yearning, lush track from Willis, a band from Florence, Alabama. “Now & Then” comes from the band’s recently released EP, Locals 3, touting a sound touching on
Johnathon McCombe’s third studio album, Something Good, offers a pleasingly understated rock sound — taking a cue from ’60s and ’70s rock/folk nostalgia, in addition to modern slacker-friendly acts like Mac DeMarco.
London-based artist Tilly Dent crafts a timeless sound — aesthetically sitting somewhere between Paul McCartney’s irresistible hook-filled tendencies and Elliott Smith’s folk-forward haunts. This alluring approach is present on new track “Judy’s
Hawley – EP by Hawley “St. Antoní” is a stirring success from Hawley, off the Brooklyn-based artist’s self-titled EP. An intriguing introduction with wordless vocal haunting and building elegance takes place —
Following the infectious track “Anastasia” last month, Toronto artist Stevie Zita is back with another success in “Fantasma IV.” Prancing synths, melodic guitars, and yearning vocals combine for a melodically engaging effort.
Based out of Tel Aviv, the trio Parts impress with the track “Empty Days,” the second single from their debut album. Spacey guitar licks and a vibrant bass line complement a suave
Tommy by Sour Widows “Tommy” is the debut single from Bay Area rockers Sour Widows. Comprised of longtime friends Maia Sinaiko, Susanna Thomson, and Max Edelman, Sour Widows cite alt-rock influences such
New Albums
Seattle-based artist Stan Snow impresses across his new album Road to the Sun, blending rock, prog, and Americana with symphonic arrangements. Opening
MoreEast London-based artist Greg Zucker’s solo project Land Mass debuts with Fading, an independently recorded rock EP exploring personal closure. Blending acoustic
MoreLondon-based Palestinian musician musician Faris Ishaq showcases his uniquely impactful solo sound on new album JASAD, playing the traditional reed nay alongside
MoreSelf-produced in his West Virginia basement, Scooter Scudieri‘s The Musical Bruises of a Recovering Dreamer merges dynamic rock, neo-psychedelia, and synth-pop. Across
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