Out There by KOLORA Amsterdam-based duo KOLORA craft a compelling audible journey on new single “Arrive,” the first single from their new album, Arrive. A hypnotic blend of spacey synths and gentle
New Tracks
Featuring a dynamic production spanning from buzzing synth-set introspection to rousing anthemic outpouring, “Breakdown” is a powerful single from Portuguese singer/songwriter J.MYSTERY. A personal exploration of tragedy and the emotions that follow,
Buzzing bass, moody synths, and hooky vocal rises enamor throughout “Truth or Dare,” a new single from San Diego-based act WYO. A single from their upcoming third album Gemini, “Truth or Dare”
“Lorelei” is a gripping new track from Hana Piranha, who unveil an assortment of powerful guitars, moody strings, and dynamic vocal offerings throughout. The track releases ahead of the Brighton, UK-based band’s
An angsty psych-friendly sound compels on “Stupid Old Git,” a single from Sheffield, UK-based solo artist Ruiz!, the project of Hugh Ruiz Robert. Releasing on the Catalan artist’s upcoming sophomore album, out
Boston-based trio Viruette unleash a gripping rock energy on new track “Sick Hominid,” the lead single from their debut EP, Waylaid in Aspic. A melodic, amped-up sound recalls moody post-punk, ardent punk,
“Cherry” is a soulful, nostalgic success from Touched, a five-piece from Halifax, NS, and Montreal, Quebec. Representing the second single from their upcoming full-length, “Cherry” rides on bouncy piano and airy vocal
A new track from Los Angeles-based act Glacial Palms, “Ruin This City” is thoroughly magnetic. Glistening guitars and dreamy vocal intertwine beautifully, developing into a lushly captivating chorus with haunting vocal layers.
New Albums
Boston-based artist Leah Callahan enamors with a melodic, jangly rock appeal throughout her new album Curious Tourist. A range of melodic and
MoreAustin-based band don’t get lemon impress on their sophomore album, Have Some Shame — stirring with a charismatic blend of synth-pop, new-wave,
MoreChicago-based artist Che Arthur shows an impassioned rock sound on new album For That Which Now Lies Fallow, his fourth solo album,
MoreImpressing with a heartfelt, eclectic sound that spans from anthemic rock to tasteful sophisti-pop and punchy synth-pop, Sign in the Stars is
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