Houston’s The Shrubs take a leap into brighter, surf-rock territory with their nostalgic new single ‘Fall Behind’.
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On The Record: Nom De Plume
We caught up with Nom De Plume, the eclectic indie-rock outfit led by singer-songwriter Aris Karabelas and innovative bassist Michael Magee.
Best New Tracks #171
Welcome to BEST NEW TRACKS, our fast and not-so-furious assemblage of those singles and videos that have crossed our path lately… and now we want them to cross yours.
Listen to MOOD INC.’s dreamlike ‘Let Go’
MOOD INC.’s latest twilight track is ‘Let Go’, an intimate soundscape of laidback soul, subtle indietronica, melodious indie-pop and alt-R&B textures.
Into the uncanny valley with Cupid Spell’s debut ‘Look Alike’
In honour of the late David Lynch, Cupid Spell release the suitably cinematic, dreamlike and shadowy single ‘Look Alike’.
DIY magic comes to life in Betty Lawless’ ‘Before Your Eyes’
‘Before Your Eyes’ is the first glimpse into Philadelphia outfit Betty Lawless’ forthcoming album Prometheus (due 2026).
Pisgah’s devastating grunge-pop single ‘Favor’ signals forthcoming album
On ‘Favor’, Pisgah navigate the wreckage of fractured relationships with a compelling sensitivity.
Introducing <3peace. with ethereal alt-pop single ‘ROSE PETAL’
South Carolina-based artist <3peace. is a mysterious new presence in the alt-pop scene who recently released sophomore song 'ROSE PETAL'.
Nathaniel Paul’s album Steady As We Go centres on the power of classic songwriting
Nathaniel Paul returns once again with his signature non-conformity, this time in the form of a full album project, titled Steady As We Go.
Gabby Rivers is unstoppable with fierce new single ‘Leave Me Alone’
From Gabby Rivers’ forthcoming EP, What Is The Problem, ‘Leave Me Alone’ is a furious, cathartic burst of grunge-pop.
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