A gritty, unapologetic dive into queer desire, downtown tension, and summer heat.

Ginger Winn’s Freeze Frame is a raw, genre-blending debut full of heart and haunting beauty.

A powerful, immersive journey through time, identity, and sound — PRDR blends technical brilliance with raw emotion.

Ain’t Nobody captures Johnny Batchelor at his most soulful and sincere — a genre-blending album full of groove, grit, and emotional depth.

A loud, hook-filled, heart-on-sleeve trip through chaos, catharsis, and catchy-as-hell riffs.

A raw and unfiltered dive into heartache, growth, and the beautiful mess in between.

An unfiltered journey through rebellion, heartbreak, and healing—one scream at a time.

A punchy, heartfelt release that blends pop-punk grit with post-hardcore intensity—Best Noodles In Town are hitting their stride.

A bold, chaotic, and emotionally raw comeback from one of L.A.’s most shape-shifting rock bands.

From hip-hop roots to indie alt shores, Waves is Cartman’s sun-soaked, soul-baring evolution.

A poetic journey through love, loss, and reflection—where every note feels like a page from your own story.

DIY goth metal songstress Leila Addams outdoes herself with her sophomore EP, ‘Bones.’

Riff-heavy, emotionally charged, and unapologetically raw—Paragona's debut leaves nothing on the table.

CONTENT is more than an album—it’s a question disguised as a dream, asking if we’re truly fulfilled or just scrolling through the noise.

A Spark or The End feels like the start of something huge.

With Iridescent Serenade, Wandour proves he’s not just following the currents of chill house and electro — he’s shaping them.

This is not an album made for passive listening—it demands your attention, your emotions, and your time.

After more than a decade of silence, Toronto’s Rituals returns with Aurora.

Panchiko rose from the ashes of the internet’s depths, and their experimental indie sound restores faith in humanity.

With ‘Moonshine,’ Baydream has crafted more than just an album.