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.

If “Nightsister” is your first taste, expect the rest to be as beautifully unsettling.

With “Known Shape,” Rival Consoles proves once again that even machines can sound heartbreakingly human.

“Go Back” needs to be in your rotation. It’s not just a track—it’s a fully formed vibe.

Sextile returns with an album announcement and lead single, “Kids.”

Groovy and dancey, “Robrash” brings a unique feeling to the darker side of electro-pop.

Multifaceted artist, producer and lifelong synthesizer enthusiast David Baron explores melancholy and existential awe on ambient new release “Distance of Time”.

Prince Josh is the alias of Canadian DJ, producer, and songwriter, Josh McIntyre.

Prepare to take a sonic voyage with Kris Vango’s latest existential banger.

Berlin-based producer and artist Noah Klein glows with delicacy and finesse on his new release.

Big Empty Zero conjures the best science fiction vibes imaginable.

Bob Moses has released the perfect album, The Silence In Between, at the perfect time.

The brainchild of Los Angeles producer John Kunkel, The New Division is a phenomenal electronic/synthwave project.

NYC’s Death By Piano has a stunning new slice of electronic goodness for your listening pleasure called “Sirens.”

DSCOSTU (previously Pretty Drama) & Bankii, aka, Jesse Watts are no strangers in collaboration.

Architects’ ninth studio album For Those That Wish To Exist navigates through atmospheric, electronic, orchestral, and metalcore soundscapes while asking immensely profound questions and offering no direct answers.

The pioneering electronic duo announces that they have broken up via an eight-minute sequence, dubbed “Epilogue,” taken from their 2006 film, Electroma. There has not yet been any published reason for the split.

Josha Daniel is quickly pushing new musical boundaries with his infectious blend of alt-pop, indietronica, and dance music.

DC rock four-piece Broke Royals look to rewrite their doubts “turning negative self-talk into positive affirmations” in their brand new single “Goldbrick Champion”.

Highschool Jacob's Jack Herzog is an alt-pop talent based out of Los Angeles.