The hypnotic “Moody” is a commendable showing from Swedish act The Other Life, who blend aspects of electronica, dance, pop, and rock into their intriuging sound. “This music began as an effort
New Tracks
the calm | the storm by Brave BRAVE are a mainstray in the Washington, D.C. prog-rock scene, drawing praise since the release of their 2008 full-length Monuments, as well as their 2014
Jillian Shea Spaeder is a rising pop artist who shows a melodic, illuminated electronic-forward pop sound on new track “Barely Changed.” Already finding success as an actor as Bailey on the Disney
Released today, “I Remember Now” is a captivating track from Swedish artist Emanuel Tägil, who previously impressed with “Never Let Us Go.” “I Remember Now” features a captivating vocal presence and gripping
Chicago rockers The Evening Attraction impress with new track “Kill For Love,” a showcase of the band’s accessible and timeless vein of rock. The “but you see that love is magic, what
Young by james of mosaics “Down in the Glade” is a recent track from james of mosaics, the musical alias of James Morse, a Kennesaw-raised, Atlanta, Georgia native. The track starts frail
“The Misanthropic Phase” is a just-released track from Constant Supply, a four-piece from Donegal, Ireland. The track bears a fun resemblance to The Pixies, especially when the hook first hits at the
“Hurricanes” presents a rousing blend of electro-pop and psych-leaning rock, an impressive showing from Suken and London-based band Mara Den. “The track has a powerful yet nostalgic vibes,” Suken says. “We tried
New Albums
quilium breaks stylistic boundaries on climatoGRAFIQ, a 26-track odyssey merging art rock and experimental electronic music. Tackling systemic capitalism and ecological despair
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Weaving home-recorded neoclassical piano with post-rock inspiration, Where the World Can’t Find You is a moving instrumental album from Sheffield-based composer Christopher
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Showcasing a memorably rootsy Americana sound, The Long Highway is the debut album from Maine-based Michael Landgarten and The Converts. The record
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An affecting, dreamy folk allure shines throughout No Beauty Can Move Me Now, the new album from House, Once Ours. Recalling a
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