We hope your ‘new release’ radar is working, because this EP is both innovative—almost practical, and driven by a force that introduces listeners to an in-depth—almost foreign way of songwriting that’s just begging to be dissected and looked into. Excelling in alchemic, progressive rock is Saturn Return, a musical duo hailing from Denver and New […]
If you’ve ever missed the time where people were raised on grit, fuzz, distortion, and rhythm, DYSBANDED is back with The Wilcox Demos, a love letter to days where music goes beyond charts and branding. DYSBANDED is built of Boston music veterans (which honestly explains the quality and artistry pouring in each track), starting with
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Dream Bodies is back with another mystic, dreamy, and hypnotic EP Circle of Light, featuring 5 tracks leaning heavily on post-punk, dark wave, and dream pop. If you like your music lingering, Don’t Look Back gives exactly just that, welcoming you with beats that are enough to let you nod your head and a bassline
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Alright, so Alex Forte just dropped Morena, and if you thought this was going to be another polite, introspective soul EP that quietly nods at identity and floats away; think again. This thing says something. It’s bold, deeply personal, and unapologetically rooted in Afro-diasporic experience, pulling from both African American and Afro-Brazilian culture like it’s
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Technology and artificial intelligence is something humans have embraced in day-to-day life. Sometimes, we are very much living and breathing these enhancements, so much so that we forget the raw authenticity life has to offer: the great outdoors, and parting with a screen for more than a few hours. This EP, as you may have
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You know how sometimes an artist releases a project that feels less like a traditional music release and more like the kind of thing you’d hear while walking alone in a misty forest, grappling with your sense of self, and suddenly becoming okay with crying about it? That’s Camino. Plàsi (a.k.a. Mikael Bitzarakis), the Greco-Swedish
Have you ever wondered what the future holds when the line between what’s human and artificial becomes obscure and there’s no way to know where we’re headed? Will it be like one of those dystopian sci-fi films where technology moves at a relentlessly fast pace until machines and robots take over? Or will everything be
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Not gonna lie, The Nghiems don’t really stick to one vibe. They got their own thing going on. It’s like pop and Western music had a baby, and that baby is El Camino. If I was chilling during sunset or driving with the windows down, this EP would be the one I’d play. It’s warm,
Contrary to popular belief, not everything is good and not everything is fine – at least, that’s what you’d deduce after listening to this EP. Get ready for fast-paced, melancholic tunes that will either make you feel your feelings or pity, if ever nothing about this record is applicable to you. Through colorful riffs and
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Some debut projects are subtle, restrained introductions. Others are emotional sucker punches dressed in reverb and 808s. Amgtask’s Pain In My Heart is firmly the latter. It’s not interested in making a quiet entrance; it’s here to hurt your feelings in hi-fi. Emerging from the Eastside of Atlanta, Amgtask operates in that increasingly rare artistic
