“Blue Blood Baby” is a suavely accomplished rocker, showing shades of War on Drugs, The Church, and Nick Cave in its captivating aesthetic. The debut single from Loverman, a project led by
New Tracks
Crooked Flower are a band from Berkeley, California with a penchant for shimmering, feel-good psych-rock. Their new album, Into The Light, is an impressive one, led by lush grooves and Angie Dang’s
Featured in 2016 with their track “Roots,” Midwest Soul Xchange impress again with new track “The Loser Illusion.” This one is off their forthcoming full-length album Weakened at the Asylum, out on
Journey To The Centre Of Yourself by H! “Hooray Beer!” is the fun opening track off Journey to the Centre of Yourself, the new EP from Swedish experimental pop/rock songwriter H! (Howard
Middle Management are a new act from Melbourne, Australia, whose new single “Voices” follows up their debut tracks “Return” and “21” earlier this year. “Voices” released on October 24th, and is preceding
Roadkeeper are an East Texas quartet that blend aspects of dream-pop, shoegaze, and psych-rock on their impressive new track “The Creeps.” Airy vocals and melodic guitars maintain a jangly, charismatic allure in
MOSCOW MANSIONS / BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR by Women of the Night Women of the Night are a duo out of Brooklyn, by way of Adelaide / Seoul. Describing their
Fit for Halloween with its haunting, eerie vibes, “Emerald Stones” is a consuming new track from Rolko, an artist from Miami. He has a forthcoming debut album, Hidden Hotel Rooms, on the
New Albums
An enthralling, vibrant folk sound — spanning from the brassy allure of “Rarely See The Sun” to the title track’s acoustic introspection
MoreLos Angeles-based project Molto Non Troppo consume with a melodic art-pop sound, musing on the human condition through both melancholy and absurdity,
MoreToronto-based composer Eddy Ruyter and City of Dawn collaborate on the serene EP Silfira, a title translating to “silent fire.” Pairing patient
MoreThe captivating debut album from Rome-based producer Jomoon, Sugar develops wonderfully through inventive soundscapes and emotionally melodic charm — infusing aspects of
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