With ‘Lost In Time,’ IRIEspect offers a stylish reggae fusion brimming with buoyant tropical vibes and sonic complexity.
Imagistic, shadowy, and at times icy, ‘Inhale, Vol. 1’ delivers bold fusions of electronic music, stressing the innovative.
Discover the depth of Rebekah Gilbert's 'Secret Keeper.' A powerful EP diving into the stories families never say out loud.
Scottish born artist and producer elliotreadd releases his debut EP ‘horse tape,’ a four-track snapshot into the artist’s mind, weaving notes of ambient, bedroom pop and...
Intimate and immediate, visceral and marinated in passionate emotions, ‘Ophiuchus’ is at once simple, complex, and top-notch.
Back from their latest single release “Under, Over” with a new 4 track EP, Spell It Out finds Waterplanet digging beneath the surface of indie rock...
The New York singer’s new album, ‘ROCKHOUSE,’ delivers a full-sized, wide-open sound, highlighted by beaucoup oomph.
There’s a definite retro, Brit Invasion sensation to ‘Find The Sound,’ with Dave Vamfer showing off his leaning toward vintage sounds.
Viral sensations The Pretty Wild deliver a nightmare-inducing collection of nu-metalcore lullabies on debut album ’zero.point.genesis’.
Elegiac and unsettling, “What a Mess” paints a picture of dysfunction, while at the same time inviting others to change the image.
Vower return with alt-metal EP ‘A Storm Lined With Silver,’ delivering six powerful tracks that showcase the band’s rapid creative evolution.
Strangely moving, like being transported back in time, ‘Son of Sam I Am (Tommy’s Version)’ is at once visceral and wonderfully unpredictable.
Unwaveringly human in scale, on ‘The Medicine,’ Miss Emily addresses vital themes like love, heartache, unity, and renewal.
There’s something deeply intoxicating about chokecherry’s new album, an emotional, 39-minute, alt-rock, immersive listening journey.
At once deliciously scruffy and almost primitive, ‘The Kindness of Numbers’ lures listeners in with casual apparent ease. This is a grand album.
The Acacia Strain’s ’You Are Safe From God Here’ is a masterclass in extreme metal, terrifying lyrics, and unmatched heaviness.
‘KICK MOVE SHAKE’ captures the zeitgeist of ’80s pop-rock and conveys it through alluring melodies and Andrew Leahey’s plush voice.
Spite unleashes ten tracks of raw, groove-driven deathcore on their Rise Records release, ‘New World Killer.’
Sinking their teeth into shoegaze with apparent ease, with ‘The Accelerationists,’ Underlined Passages have produced a focused, superlative album.
Avatar unleash ‘Don’t Go In The Forest,’ a haunting blend of heavy metal, dark theatrics, and unhinged Swedish creativity.
Simultaneously retro and almost experimental, on ‘Volatile,’ a carefully nuanced album, Nick Vivid finds meaning in the past.
Liverpudlian star Luvcat invites you to step inside the romantic, mysterious, dangerous world of her debut album ‘Vicious Delicious.’
Creeper return with ‘Sanguivore II – Mistress of Death,’ an ambitious gothic rock piece of work that cements their rise as modern icons.
‘Arrival of The Ethereal’ is surprisingly excellent, combining traditional Indian music with the dynamic oomph of progressive rock.
On ‘Goodbye Dreampop Troubadour,’ an album steeped in lush sonic textures and dreamy soundscapes, Kramies delivers a sumptuous listening experience.
At times experimental, at other times reflective of ambitious house music, ‘Unsystematic (Rewired)’ is a trippy record.
