Shadowed by a sense of lost innocence, with “You Don’t Get To Say Goodbye,” Michael Gilas turns heartbreak into triumph.
‘Turn Down the Noise’ is one of those albums that reminds listeners of Alanis Morissette and Liz Phair – superb songwriting with flair.
New Orleans alternative jazz singer-songwriter Jada Di’Larosa unveils her new long player, ‘To Love Is To Perform,’ an album that mirrors her own quiet subtlety and...
On “Living Legacy,” Davie Simmons gives voice to happiness, love, and memory through words composed nearly five decades ago.
Tapping into the zeitgeist, ‘Levity’ finds Bitter Blue channeling the id of stressed, vulnerable humanity through edgy pop sensibilities.
Similar to his roving lifestyle, with “Watery Road,” JW Francis delivers a charismatic, satisfying, boundaryless song.
At once diverse yet focused, Emitter’s ‘Extra Pale’ reflects the contagious retro essence of the ’000s, vintage indie-rock that’s pleasing.
Populated by fiery choruses, thrashing percussion, contagious hooks, and a sizzling solo, Soraia’s single, “Queens and Pharaohs,” shakes with oomph.
On ‘RUST,’ Guido Affini’s utilization of industrial and ambient sounds gives rise to brooding rhythms and tones of black depth.
With their splendid single “Horse Without A Rider,” Burning Lake delivers a gorgeously graceful eulogy to a friend.
Simultaneously righteous and splendidly original, on ‘tryhard,’ Jessica Healey offers listeners inspired tangs of jazz and soul.
With “You Stood Still,” Matt Jones and the Bobs deliver an initially stripped-down song that mushrooms into an appealing Americana track.
With its shadowy inner complexity and spellbinding metrical flow, “The Divide” simmers with granular layers and cryptic textures.
‘The Best of JustFolk 2012-2025,’ a brilliant folk album, simply confirms that Todd Kolod et al were born 50 years too late.
‘Greatest Hits and Unreleased Bits’ charts the evolution of Lexicon’s virtuosity via an outstanding compilation of beats.
A conceptual EP, with Hommage à Byron, Liz Luceris escorts listeners through vivid emotional journeys to the center of the heart.
Los Angeles-based music collective The Vincenzos release their brand-new single/music video, “Lay Down,” a song pleading with a lover to lower their defenses and let love...
With “Fast Forward,” The R.E.S.E.A.R.C.H. delivers a next-gen art rock song that carries listeners into a bewitching sonic mosaic.
Alyson Faith’s new song, “Let’s Find Out,” exudes contagious tangs of indie-rock, along with a satisfying and attractive melodic flow.
Provocative without being radically offensive, “Solid Ground” pierces to the crux of the matter: since you’re in the middle of it, decide.
Like a wonderful collage, on ‘Air Vent Lullabies,’ silent collision balances ambient textures against fluxing spectral atmospherics.
With “The Hammer,” Dash Hammerstein reveals he’s learning to paint on a larger canvas, one that’s appealingly original.
With “CLARIDAD,” the talented Venno crafts a song heavy with drama, allowing listeners to participate in his profound feelings.
On “Photograph,” Monotronic dives deep into dark colors of fluctuating synths, probing the hypnotic allure of superficiality.
“Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha,” the new mantra track from meditation guide and artist Rina Rain, invokes protection from both inner and outer fears, as well...
There’s a definite retro, Brit Invasion sensation to ‘Find The Sound,’ with Dave Vamfer showing off his leaning toward vintage sounds.