Obscure Sound — Austin-based quartet Hallo traverse from dreamy spells into an anthemic rock spirit on new single “Worth It All.” The band (pronounced as “hollow”) have us firmly anticipating their debut album, Unsaved, with this success. Tiana Stuart’s dy... more info

Obscure Sound — A consuming rock mystique compels on “Favourite Ghost,” a single out today from London-based act Blitz Playhouse. “Don’t give me anything to worry about,” the confident vocal refrain exudes, as twangy guitars and a steady rhythmic backbone ... more info

Obscure Sound — A new single from Chicago-based band Snowcuffs, “Uptown” enthralls with a dreamy rock spaciousness, intertwining lush vocals and textured guitar escalations with gorgeous entrancement. Shades of Mazzy Star and Wolf Alice show in the absorbing pro... more info

Obscure Sound — Stockholm-based band The Connecting Dots unveil an effervescent, hooky rock appeal on new single “Dancing On Water Lilies,” venturing from moody introspection into a warming chorus with bright vocal outpouring and jangling guitars. Helena Sundstr... more info

Obscure Sound — A gorgeous meshing of rock and dream-pop, “Terra Firma” is a thorough success from Pique, a duo from Denton, Texas. Their second single enamors, venturing from mellow vocal entrancement — “someone said tell me what’s changed, where have you... more info

Obscure Sound — San Francisco-based artist Rykarda Parasol projects an ascending psych-rock marvel with new single “Above It All,” which resembles the sensation of soaring amongst the clouds. Crisp guitar tones and subtle synth buzzing complement a spacious voca... more info

Stereogum — At the end of this year, PC Music will stop putting out new music and switch to being an archival label. But before that, they have a few more releases planned, and one of the last major ones will be Soft Rock, the debut full-length album from Thy... more info

Obscure Sound — Today marks the release of The Crazy One, a confident rock-forward display from Chloe Mogg. The artist, who is a prominent force in UK’s West Midlands music scene, has worked on the album over the past six years — and the result is a resonating s... more info

Stereogum — Shortly after announcing their Blue Lullaby EP, featuring stripped-down, reimagined versions of four Blue Weekend (2021) tracks, Wolf Alice are back. Today, they’re covering King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard’s “Sense” on Triple J’s Like... more info

Stereogum — Last year, Wolf Alice returned with their third album Blue Weekend. The collection eventually earned them a Mercury Prize nomination. Today, they’re back with the news of a companion EP called Blue Lullaby, featuring stripped-down, reimagined ve... more info