New Tracks

GEMS – “Poison”

For the past five full moons, GEMS have released a new single. “Poison”, the fifth and most recent single from the Los Angeles-based act’s Every Full Moon series, is a track that’s

willolux – “Modern Day Maestro”

willolux is the project of Canadian singer/songwriter Kristina Emmott, who on new track “Modern Day Maestro” combines guitar crunches and twangs with a confident vocal delivery, one that’s crisp and tonally in-sync

LakeCube – “Atmospheric Rivers”

LakeCube is the atmospheric, psychedelic project of Luke Bace, out of Berkeley, California. According to Bace, his gripping new single “Atmospheric Rivers” features “field recordings from a camping trip with my wife

Magdalena Bay – “Set Me Off”

Magdalena Bay’s previous single, “Neon“, showcased a chilled-out take on pop. Their just-released effort “Set Me Off” certainly plays on more of a sugar rush, though again shows the duo’s incredible capacity

Holden Laurence – “A Whisper and She Takes Me”

Cleveland native Holden Laurence has a perfect grasp of ’80s post-punk twang. His second single, “A Whisper and She Takes Me” is a smashing success, integrating hook-y “ooh-la-la-la” guitar twang fixings as

Eskimo Blue – “All My Attention”

It’s not difficult for Eskimo Blue’s new single to capture all your attention. The aptly named track from this one-man Danish project touts a lovable lo-fi vein of psych-pop, expanding at 00:44 with

Jared Mees – “I Believe”

Jared Mees will release his fourth album, Life Is Long, on 4/21. The release showcases the many strengths of the songwriter and poet, with simile, alliteration, and euphony abound in his lyrical

Guest Rooms – “With Me” + “Put Me Together”

Mason Parva constructs gorgeous, wall-of-sound arrangements under the name Guest Rooms. The project seems poised to erupt in recognition with strongly impressive new release Put Me Together, “a six-track narrative about a

New Albums

Fluung – ‘Fluung’

The self-titled album from Seattle-based trio Fluung delivers an immersive rock sound, steeped in fuzzy nostalgia that recalls the likes of Built

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