I came across Victims of the New Math a few weeks ago, and their latest album, The Stories That You Weave, has been glued to my turntable ever since. There is a raw, basement-tape quality to the production that hits right if you miss late-nineties indie rock, and the opening track hooks you immediately with …
“Skyline” by Jamythyst
I found a great new electronic track today that immediately put a massive smile on my face. Jamythyst, a solo artist crafting vibrant pop tunes directly from her Jersey City apartment , recently dropped a fresh single called “Skyline”. Anyone who deeply misses the glorious golden age of mid-2000s indie-pop should definitely pay attention here. …
“Surrender” by Bleach Dreamer
I first found the Hamilton indie scene through random Bandcamp deep dives, and Bleach Dreamer has been on my personal radar for quite a while now. Their new four-song EP, Surrender, came out on May 19th, and I have been living with these tracks for the past week. It is a great little record that …
“Got You Something” by Sasha Joy
Hey friends, I just stumbled across Sasha Joy’s new track, and it completely blew me away. In a world full of digital, highly synthetic pop songs, this tune lands like a massive breath of fresh air. What really caught my attention is her commitment to entirely live instrumentation, and you can actually feel the warmth …
“War Killer” by Reetoxa
Most punk songs about politics come from people who eat, sleep, and breathe the stuff. Reetoxa is the opposite. Former navy sailor, self-described political know-nothing, and apparently someone who nearly killed himself writing 1800 songs during Melbourne’s lockdown. “War Killer” is the odd one out in his catalog, and honestly, that’s what makes it interesting. …
“The Lisa Song” by Reetoxa
You have to wonder if Lisa knows. Somewhere out there, a chance encounter at a Spiderbait gig became a full track on a Melbourne double album, and the woman at the center of it may have no clue. That framing alone makes “The Lisa Song” feel different before it even starts. Jason McKee wrote this …
“Peace?” by HZPROD ft. KXNG Crooked & The Game
The title alone sets up the whole thing. A question mark on a word that should feel definitive. That’s kind of the thesis of the record right there. HZPROD keeps the instrumental tight and atmospheric. It’s not trying to compete with the rappers, which is the right move because both guys show up with something …
“PEACH” by Mary Knoblock
Mary Knoblock’s new album PEACH is a lot to sit with, and I mean that as a compliment. The Portland singer-songwriter has been quietly building a catalog for years now, and this one feels like she finally said everything she’d been saving up. Think hushed piano, wide open spaces in the mix, and Mary’s voice …
“Kickback” by The Fods & Night Wolf
Remaking your own song is a risky move. Hand it to a producer, strip it back to just the vocals, and let someone else rebuild the whole thing from scratch? Even riskier. Night Wolf pulls it off though, and the result doesn’t sound like a compromise. The marimba adds this bright, almost playful texture that …
“Your Perfect” by LED
Okay so I wasn’t expecting to be this into a song by a band whose members are still dealing with homework, but here we are. “Your Perfect” by LA trio LED is a pop punk single about that specific, awful feeling of being compared to someone and losing. Not a general breakup song. Not vague …
“Dark New Days” by Blueprint Tokyo
Dark New Days is Blueprint Tokyo’s latest release and you will enjoy it. The Oklahoma City band has this thing where the songs feel like they were written for a specific moment rather than a general audience, and that specificity is what makes them stick. “Orange Tiger” opens with a synth pulse that immediately sets …
“THE FURTHER EXPERIENCE” by FURTHER
This one genuinely caught me off guard. FURTHER have built something that feels pulled from several different musical timelines at once, and somehow it all holds together. The album revolves around a concept: a spirit called FURTHER carrying blueprints of creation gathered from distant galaxies and forgotten timelines. That mythology could easily tip into pretension. …
Tracks to Spend Time With
Today, we bring together standout releases from artists shaping the sound of right now. Press play, sit with each release, and if something clicks, add it to your playlist and follow the artist. We discovered these releases via MusoSoup. Embedded Media Thank you!
Tracks to Spend Time With
Today, we bring together standout releases from artists shaping the sound of right now. Press play, sit with each release, and if something clicks, add it to your playlist and follow the artist. We discovered these releases via MusoSoup. Music Embeds …
Tracks to Spend Time With
Today, we bring together standout releases from artists shaping the sound of right now. Press play, sit with each release, and if something clicks, add it to your playlist and follow the artist. We discovered these releases via MusoSoup. Music Embeds …
Tracks to Spend Time With
Today, we bring together standout releases from artists shaping the sound of right now. Press play, sit with each release, and if something clicks, add it to your playlist and follow the artist. We discovered these releases via MusoSoup. Music Embeds — Batch 3 …
Tracks to Spend Time With
Today, we bring together standout releases from artists shaping the sound of right now. Press play, sit with each release, and if something clicks, add it to your playlist and follow the artist. We discovered these releases via MusoSoup. Music Embeds Thank you!
Tracks to Spend Time With
Today, we bring together standout releases from artists shaping the sound of right now. Press play, sit with each release, and if something clicks, add it to your playlist and follow the artist. We discovered these releases via MusoSoup. Thank you!