New Tracks

Tell – “Ivory”

Tell are a new two-piece from Brooklyn, who plan on releasing a 7-song EP in the upcoming months. If new track “Ivory” is any indication, Tell will be rising quickly throughout the

Video: Auramancer – “Alike”

The striking track “Tree of Love” introduced me to Auramancer, a Belgian project from singer/songwriter Blaede that’s influenced by the grunge and alternative scene of the early ’90s. Clear references to bands

Bucolic – “Unconscious Color”

Bucolic is a project fronted by Seth Carpenter, a singer/songwriter hailing from Pitman, New Jersey. Releasing music since 2015 under the Bucolic name, Carpenter is set to release his first LP by

FLOCKS – “When You Appear, Everything Will Be”

FLOCKS are a Cincinatti-based group that utilizes real instrumentation and samples in their crafting of engaging, hypnotic hip-hop vibes. Their debut album contains several highlights, with album opener “When You Appear, Everything

Mike Green – “Honey”

Connecticut-based singer/songwriter Mike Green wowed with suave soundscapes of “Addictive” last month, with the track’s title being apt in its replay-friendly, late-night-driving allure. Just released, “Honey” is another successful track from Green,

Coyle Girelli – “Where’s My Girl?”

The moody and vocally gripping “Where’s My Girl?” is the first solo single from Coyle Girelli, also the frontman of The Chevin. Originally from Leeds and now based in Brooklyn, Girelli is

New Albums

MARA WANNA – ‘how dreadful’

Hamtramck, Michigan-based artist MARA WANNA consumes across her new album, how dreadful — navigating grief and growth with inventive, hook-driven artistry. Blending

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Erro – ‘Shadowland’

Pittsburgh-based project Erro, led by multi-instrumentalist Nikki Stagel, impresses again with Shadowland, a new album that fuses shimmering pop-rock textures, ethereal dreaminess,

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Ellie Walker – ‘The Balance EP’

Cambridgeshire, England-based Ellie Walker’s The Balance EP is a four-song success, weaving intimate indie-folk charm with heart-on-sleeve pop elements. Across its tracks,

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