Blessed with an expressive, charismatic voice, Dean Harlem doesn’t hold back on ‘Red Oak Hill,’ an engaging collection of ballads and torch songs.
Utilizing dub as a framework, Piper Street Sound’s ‘Black Eyed Dub’ is rhythmically focused and highlighted by the dazzling guitar work of Andy Bassford.
Echo Collective explore contemporary, experimental classical music and ‘Mirror Image’ offers gorgeous, hypnotically enveloping soundscapes.
Alesia Lani’s latest collection of songs plunges listeners headfirst into a magical envelope of laidback, sinuous R&B.
Seething with primal momentum and frenzied, punchy surfaces, Spike Polite & Sewage’s ‘Punk Not Dead’ projects an intensity of defiance and insurrection.
The irresistible tonal quality of Morgan Mabry elevates the tracks on ‘Arrows Into Flowers: Part 1’ from prosaic to excellent.
Across the EP, Jaxyn Lethe’s vocal performance displays the evolving scope of her singing, stretching from silky smooth to airy contemplation.
Harry Schonberg lampoons pop culture with panache by blending old-school hip-hop and the energy of electro-funk with mirthful lyricism.
Set off by various genres, with ‘Fascination,’ Peppermint Heaven does what they do best – regales listeners with gratifying retro indie-pop.
Riding the cusp between alt-rock and hard rock, akin to almost brutal, witchy anthems, ‘Lipstick & Lithium’ abounds with visceral surfaces.
While ‘Live for Me’ is a mere glance into the capabilities of Omar Apollo, it remains a unique, thoughtful, endearing, and varied contribution to music.
Emily Nicole Green's vulnerable writing, powerful vocal, and skillful vibrato are on full display throughout her debut EP ‘Outrunning The Animal.’
London-based heavy rock outfit Black Pines releases their new EP, ‘Bodies,’ which sees the band deviating from their previous indie sound to one of powerful alternative.
The combination of Jim Evens’ splendid voice and fuzzy shoegaze riffs impart a compact, cathartic essence to Helen Stellar’s ‘Moonlight Amnesia.’
Mysterious and inscrutable, frail and vulnerable, ‘microtubule encoded memory’ by Cerpintxt conveys listeners into a realm lacking linear thought.