New Tracks

Madeline Tasquin – “Future Telephone”

A “lament on modern day (mis)communication,” Madeline Tasquin’s gripping track “Future Telephone” meshes her lush vocals with an eclectic stylistic grasp that reminds of St. Vincent, traversing across suave blues-tinged twists (like

Wake Child – “Kathaleen”

Impressing previously with “In the End” and “Hangup Blues“, both captivating efforts with a bluesy organ-laden feel, Boston trio Wake Child pursue some exciting new stylistic developments on the recently released “Kathaleen”. Trickling,

J Bengoy – “Reprise (Marthasville)”

The brightly infectious “So Good (I Could Die)” turned me onto J Bengoy this past May, showcasing a fun-loving twang reminiscent of Wilco and Beulah. The act – based out of Burlington,

LocalBlac – “HOV”

LocalBlac is the captivating hip-hop vehicle of Los Angeles-based Travon D. Bryant, who previously released under the name Blac Negus. Stylistically, his fantastic new track “HOV” reminds of the soundscape on the

John McCabe – “Too Late”

Crunchy guitars lend an immediately nostalgic, alternative-rock vibe on John McCabe’s new track “Too Late”, released as part of his Flower Circle EP and recorded, mixed, and produced by John Kimbrough in

Monsell – “Create or Destroy” + “Silent Banshee”

Coulter Monsell is a multi-instrumentalist capable of stirring soundscapes and rich melodic development. His debut album, Create or Destroy, features a variety of tracks that meld his multi-instrumental prowess with an emotional

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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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