Rewrite by Breakers On their new album Rewrite, Breakers show a hook-y sound influenced by New York indie-rock in the vein of The Strokes, with shades of Interpol’s rhythmic post-punk fervor. “Figure
New Tracks
Super No. 1 is a great new indie-rock EP from Asian Fred, one of the most consistent releases in the rock genre this far. Fred Huang’s project – which incorporates a timeless
“Cucknite” is an atmospheric new track from Portland, OR act Salty Springs, released today. Fit for studying, night-driving, or gaming (the track is designed to fit well for the character emotes in
? Washington, D.C. indie-rock act The Colonies impress again with “Her Hands Are So Cold”, released this summer alongside the previously featured “Bound to Be Something Good“. This track’s “queen of the
Longfellow Bridge by Edward Glen Edward Glen’s “Longfellow Bridge” kicks in with a warm, twangy guitar lead and shimmering backing acoustics, alongside a simple though effective rhythm section. Lo-fi though melodic vocals
“Boomerang” is a catchy new track from HoneyChrome, released on Friday. Pulsating synths and a percussive click-clacking let the emotive vocals lead initially, with punchy clap-laden percussion in the bridge bringing listeners
Autorall is an artist from Brazil who excels in a stylistic hybrid of rock and electro, evidenced by the use of guitar and synth arpeggios in his track “Lust of the Mind”. Santos(Brazil)-based
Abandon The Fall is a project that showcases a nostalgic rock sound with industrial and EDM elements. A&R Factory compared the project’s track “Enemy” to listening to “Linkin Park’s Hybrid Theory for the
New Albums
Drawing Mazes presents a reflective and atmospheric EP spanning five years of recordings, from 2020’s heartfelt “The Next Family” to this year’s
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Giuseppe Cucé’s new album 21 Grammi is a profoundly human conceptual success from the Sicilian singer-songwriter, built around the mythical “weight of the
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Eastern Ontario’s husband-and-wife duo CameronStrings compel across their new EP, Eclectica — cohesively weaving rock, folk, R&B, and nuevo flamenco across its
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Brooklyn-based collective Lettuce Inn delivers a kaleidoscopic blend of psychedelic pop, art-rock, and orchestral touches on their album Let Us Never Do
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