New Tracks

Bannack – “Yellowstone”

“Yellowstone” is a highlight off Los Angeles act Bannack’s debut album Compendium, released on January 26th. Comprised of three students at the University of Southern California, Bannack projects a vein of upbeat

John Errol – “Dead Man Walking”

Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist John Errol impresses with new track “Dead Man Walking”, the follow-up to his 2017 release “What You’re Looking For“. “Dead Man Walking” is haunting and eerie from

Premiere: Villows – “Someone Like You”

“Someone Like You” rides on trickling guitars and a sludgy bass crawl to start, traversing into an effervescent bridge around 00:43 that flutters melodically in leading to the infectious hook. The track,

Zenzero – “Monochrome”

Its music video just released today, “Monochrome” is a new track from Zenzero, the post-electronic duo of Tim Kellett (Durutti Column, Simply Red, Olive) and Rosie Doonan (Birdie, Peter Gabriel). Consuming from

Gillwire – “Waiting for You to Call Me”

The bouncy “Waiting for You to Call Me” is a bouncy, indie-pop success from Arizona-based singer/songwriter Jonathan Gill Thwaits, who’s behind the project Gillwire. The track begins with a playful array of

Plutinos – “Falling Away”

Plutinos is the dreamy and melodic solo project of Nate Barnes, previously of the band Rose Hill Drive and drummer for acts like Ryan Bingham and Mary Chapin Carpenter. “Falling Away” is

There’s Talk – “Give It Up”

Oakland trio There’s Talk craft an intoxicating atmosphere throughout new track “Give It Up”. Olivia Lee’s float with ethereal, melodic precision, her dreamy presence reminiscent of Hope Sandoval. The other two members,

Wet Leather – “I Was Wrong”

With a fondness for an ’80s pop shimmer with exuberant hooks and jangly guitars, Brooklyn act Wet Leather pursue a quickly enjoyable sound on new track “I Was Wrong”. With influences like

New Albums

Lexytron – ‘Something New’

The captivating new album from Lexytron, Something New enamors in its palpable emotion and stylistic variety. Shimmering synths, jangly guitars, and dramatic

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