The second full-length from NYC-based band Adios Ghost, Happy House consumes in its melding of electronica, funk, rock, and beyond, marking a vibrant success for the act. Produced by Phil Mossman, formerly of LCD Soundsystem, these live-tracked sessi... more info

A throwback, swinging rock sound delights on “Bolt of Lightning,” a bustling success from London-based Chris Marksberry and his upcoming album, The Perry Vale Sessions. Representing the first single from that sophomore full-length, “Bolt of Lig... more info

Los Angeles-based trio Deaf Echo craft a catchy, stylish vigor on “All But Love,” vibrantly melodic in its breezy guitar twangs, bass-y intrigue, and harmonious vocals — sounding like a stellar cross of The Strokes, Last Dinosaurs, and Tame Imp... more info

A debonair track that traverses nocturnal synth buzzes, twinkling keys, and a nostalgic vocal croon, “Easy Lover” is a memorable output from Dame Haff. “I want an easy lover,” the vocals yearn during a hooky refrain, its twangy guitars and pr... more info

Camera Obscura is the excellent debut album from Belgian artist Scopitone, blending genre-spanning rock with haunting, cinematic soundscapes. The project of Vincent Roose explores anxiety and human invention through varied lenses across these vivid, ... more info

The latest album from Christo Sedgewick and The Fabulous Regrets, The Lonesome Tender Hollow Of The Night traverses a vast sonic landscape, oscillating between swampy blues stomps and gentle folk-inspired fingerpicking. A riveting Americana-focused s... more info

“Take It Away” is a catchy rock single from Shaky, a one-man band based in York, PA. The garage-rock anthem channels early 2000s energy, particularly in the vein of The Strokes’ angular grit, blending confident vocals with vibrant guitar pulsat... more info

Fusing twangy power-pop and alt-pop qualities within encouragements to take leaps of faith, “Recklessly Confused” is a resonating track from The Detours. The act is led by frontman Brett Kohler, whose melodic and harmonious vocals sound like a lo... more info

The sophomore single from Hartlepool, UK-based band Crescent, “Sin Again” dazzles with a dynamic rock appeal — moving from organ-laden haunts to a bluesy, sweltering rock character. The standout single comes ahead of their debut EP Lamentations... more info

Demigold is the stirring solo debut of Sunna Corona, a project born from creative momentum amidst personal loss. Adopting a lo-fi, multi-instrumentalist approach, the album bridges the high-energy grit of ’90s DC-scene icons like Fugazi with the e... more info