With this release, The New Division opens the door to a darker, more introspective era — and it’s one worth following.
With “Known Shape,” Rival Consoles proves once again that even machines can sound heartbreakingly human.
Orrin finds himself falling in love with an alien in his newest single, “Another Earth.”
Pretty Rude have a delightfully catchy new slab of indie rock goodness ready to hijack your ears.
“War Games” prompts you to think beyond yourself and the limited confines of one’s life.
CHAD makes a grand entrance onto the scene with their groovy debut single, “Parn N’ Ride.”
West Friends return with their second release, a sentimental and moving new track, “Ruminate.”
Dollar Kisses emerge from LA’s underground scene with their debut single, “Silver Works.”
This track seamlessly blends electronic elements, shoegaze, and indie rock into an experimental yet nostalgic sound.
Bradley Denniston’s fourth single, “Sunset Views,” is getting us ready for a great summer.
“The City is Over” is a heartfelt indie shoegaze banger that will transport you into its dreamy world.
The warmth of analog marks it, and a broad spectrum of elegance is similar to Broadcast and old Beach House.
Freedom Fry wants to motivate themselves, offer inspiration, and uplift others with a wistful and melancholy track, “Lost And Found.”
With music like this, sace6 isn’t just emerging—they’re ascending. Keep them on your radar.
“Bloom” is an exhilarating rollercoaster ride of song, taking the listener on an unforgettable adventure.