Tributes

Kramies drifts back into the light with Hollywood Signs, the first single from his forthcoming album. Produced by Grammy-winner Mario J. McNulty (David Bowie), the …

Menthüll return with CERAMICA, a track that shows just how sharp their dark wave edge has become. The Montréal duo shape brooding synths, pulsing basslines, …

Horace Greene’s Cream is no quick listen—it’s a near seven-minute indie rock/funk odyssey that stretches out and takes its time, pulling you into its groove. …

&Tilly opens the upcoming album Crowdfinding with Maybe I’ll Stay in a Different Shadow, a track born from a real argument that left its scars …

neurocrush’s Silhouettes and State Lines rides a wave of synth-heavy, cinematic electropop that feels both intimate and expansive. Built from a road-trip-inspired lyricism and layered …

Cans delivers 420 with the kind of grit and groove that nods to both jazz-hop smoothness and boom bap bite. The beat rolls laid-back, layering …

Supreme Ultimate Fist crafts Escape from the Prison Planet as a pulsating prog-house/synthwave odyssey, a soundscape that feels both futuristic and cinematic. Layers of synths …

Chino XL and switch1eighty team up on Santa Muerte for a track that drips with menace and precision. The production by Oort Cloud Productions sets …

MarMan & T.Burbs deliver Usyk with no wasted motion — a hard-hitting cut that embodies UK hip hop at its rawest. The beat grinds forward …

Carrying Torches roll out Opening Up with a mix of grit and reflection. The track balances raw edges with a melodic core, unfolding two parallel …