Wingfish – “Dyads”
Wingfish’s Dyads feels like an album built around one simple idea: let the songs breathe and let the band sound like a band. The Danish alternative rock group from Gjern…
THROES NYC – “The Wires Out”
THROES NYC’s The Wires Out is a short EP, but it packs a clear mood into its two songs. The band works in the space between dark alt-pop, trip-hop, and…
Occupation Baby – “I Said What I Said”
“I Said What I Said” by Occupation Baby is the kind of song that grabs your attention through sound before you even start thinking about the words. Released on 3rd…
We Told You So – “A New Frame of Mind”
A New Frame of Mind by We Told You So is the kind of punk rock record that gets its point across without making things overly complicated. The Trois-Rivières, Québec…
Dan Webb – “Things Rise and Fall”
“Things Rise and Fall” by Dan Webb, featuring Logan Kane, is the kind of track that grabs your attention quickly. It moves at an upbeat pace, but there is a…
Teanko – “Between Two Selves”
Teanko’s “Between Two Selves” feels personal from the first few moments. The song has a gentle pop and indie-rock character, with a warm, melodic arrangement that keeps the focus on…
AINA – “Nothing Feels Better”
“Nothing Feels Better” by AINA is the kind of song that knows what it wants to do from the first few seconds. It is bright, upbeat, and built around the…
Frederick James – “Let Me Give You A Good Day”
Frederick James’ Let Me Give You A Good Day feels like the kind of song that comes from someone who has seen difficult times but still chooses to look for…
Champ by Kelsie Kimberlin
Kelsie Kimberlin’s new single, Champ, hits hard both emotionally and musically, and serves as a stirring tribute to the resilience and dignity of the Ukrainian people. Released on the fourth…
America 250 (GSHGOT) by The Storm Windows
With “AMERICA 250 (GSHGOT),” The Storm Windows are setting the stage for an anthem that feels both reflective and anthemic, celebrating and questioning the very essence of America as the…