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From the Kevin J.B. O’Connor‘s album Zephyr, its maginificent opener Magnet sits somewhere between cool American indie folk rock and the whimsical, bittersweet charm of …

The third single from the upcoming Dag och Natt‘s debut album Years and Years, Tunis drifts like a warm summer breeze. Written on a sunny …

The first taste of Statues’ forthcoming fourth album Dopamine is a jangly, heartfelt gem. Cures pairs crunchy guitars with Christian Kjellvander’s weathered, resonant vocals, unfolding …

Watch Out finds Hannah Winkler threading fuzzy indie rock grit through a lens that feels unmistakably modern. The guitars carry a warm, slightly frayed edge, …

With The Hour, Mirrorball craft a psych dream pop treat where restrained elegance meets hypnotic pull. Circular guitar lines shimmer like candlelight, while the vocals …

Altameda’s Life Is A Desert moves with the quiet persistence of a long road through sunburnt landscapes, its indie folk-Americana heart beating steady beneath a …

Phantom Wave’s Woozy rides the sweet spot between propulsive drive and radiant fluidity, wrapping you in waves of shimmering distortion and hypnotic rhythm. The Brooklyn …

Livingmore’s Not that Nice is an alt-rock banger that hits with swagger and sparkle. Crunchy guitars lock into a driving groove, while tight percussion keeps …

Mose Wilson’s That’s Love is a heartfelt blend of roots, americana, and classic soul, delivered with a warmth that feels both timeless and immediate. Built …

Origami Ghosts’ Virtual Reality Boy drifts between whimsy and unease, a mellow yet vivid slice of psychedelic folk-rock that ponders our slide into digital immersion. …