“Oblivion” is a gripping, atmospheric track released today from Amphior, the project of Danish electronic music producer Mathias Hammerstrøm (featured in the past with solo material and as Amphior). Hammerstrøm’s knack for
New Tracks
Roaring from Chesterfield, UK, Alpaca Factory remind fondly of early Arctic Monkeys, particularly the album Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not. Get seduced by the juicy guitar riffs and
Already impressing with a stream of tracks, J’Moris’ latest effort “Til It’s Gone” rides on a distorted guitar backbone and excitable vocal cues. The Texan rapper releases this track as a follow-up
“You’re Going Down” is a raucous rocker emitting an outlaw spirit. The track comes via Jay Clark Band’s newly released album The Time Is Now. The Dayton, OH-based act meshes country, southern-rock,
“Chameleon” is a lush, melodic pop collaboration from INViDA, Juliette Reilly, and Muza. The serene verses build to an energetic drop at the one-minute mark, the “always turning into someone new,” vocal
“Control” is the latest from Still, the Los Angeles-based act that impressed with the superb track “Divinity” last month. “Control” is the second single off the band’s upcoming debut EP, again touting
The deeply melodic “Room with a View” is a track released today from Greg Cameo, a bedroom producer and multi-instrumentalist based in Vancouver, BC. The artist’s present focus is on crafting “melancholy
Exuding melodic slacker-rock vibes reminiscent of Kurt Vile, “yellow pack” is a jangly gem from url. The solo project of Orlando, FL-based Matt Bullard, url strives to infuse bedroom-pop sentiments with a
New Albums
Bozeman, Montana-based band Stonefruit make their impressive full-length debut with Good News Only, led by singer-songwriter and guitarist Olivia Langan alongside bassist/composer
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Soul Reserve is the absorbing new full-length from producer, beat maker, and musician Spoken Thought, who crafts a versatile beat tape drawing
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Outsideness‘ second album …Then After? expands the collaboration between Freidrich$ and Azalias into a more melodic, organic, and genre-fluid statement. Moving between
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Brendan Ranney‘s new album Slightly Out of Focus marks the Claremont, California-based indie singer-songwriter’s return after 19 years away from music. The
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