Photo by Ahya Agawis The Dreambows – SPLAT!  psychedelic Sounding like a 7-inch from the ’60s you might find by accident at a car boot sale, “SPLAT!” is the intoxicating new single from Floridian collective The Dreambows. Comprising members Stephen Dewsnap, Brandon Rasouli, Trevor Johnson, Dan Potvin, and Jake Ratiner,Continue Reading

Photo by Kushagra Kevat Joh Chase – Another Lover alternative “Another Lover” is the intoxicatingly heartfelt new single from LA-based artist Joh Chase. Deviating from the textbook break-up song, a playfully upbeat groove, a reposed guitar, and irreverent vocals lament the emotional energy required to end and start new relationships. RecordedContinue Reading

Photo by Stefan Velea  Curse Of Lono – Krieger alternative Felix Bechtolsheimer is the London-based artist responsible for Curse Of Lono, an emotionally deep and sonically comforting project whose new standalone single “Krieger” is a peculiarly alluring mix of adult contemporary songwriting, softly-delivered vocals, and bass-heavy production. Based on theContinue Reading

Mega Bog, the audacious avant-pop collective led by Erin Elizabeth Birgy, have released their enigmatic seventh album, End of Everything. Exploring the boundaries of experimental soundscapes and traditional songwriting, Birgy grapples with bewilderment through expressive and highly stylistic singing and production, seeking something palpable to convey surrender, mourning, and resilience amidst introspectiveContinue Reading

Photo by Ömerhan Datlar Tom Verberne – Vicodin folktronica New Zealander Tom Verberne delights with percussive acoustic guitar, understated vocals, and thoughtful writing on his recent release, “Vicodin”. Achieving a peculiar guitar sound by jamming some paper between the strings on his guitar’s bridge, “Vicodin” is a gentle song thatContinue Reading

Photo by Tibor Krizsak Daniele Sciolla – Magenta idm Italian electronic producer Daniele Sciolla spent several years working on his recent single “Magenta.” Personally recording and processing every sound, Sciolla slightly detuned his notes to generate microtonal scales, processing them through analog effects before repitching them to create an organic,Continue Reading