Canadian artist, Alex Bent + The Emptiness, specializes in dark, hazy-synth atmospheres blended with influences of R&B, jazz and indie. Today’s spotlight track, “Blonde American Girl,” is the result of avoiding the hyped Toronto music scene while opting for a… Continue Reading
ouroboros – often symbolizing self-reflexivity or cyclicality, especially in the sense of something constantly re-creating itself. Los Angeles indie duo, Smoke Season – comprised of Gabrielle Wortman and Jason Rosen – first captured the attention of listeners with their 2013… Continue Reading
DC alt-pop trio, EXNATIONS – comprised of Josh Reich, Taylor Hughes and Gaelen Smith – describe their sound as “a deep exploration in the symbiotic relationship between organic and synthetic sounds.” They are currently gearing up for the release of… Continue Reading
Feeling blue? One listen to the new Passport To Stockholm track, “Better Days,” and you’ll be back to yourself in no time. The band is gearing up for the release of their sophomore EP of the same name on April… Continue Reading
Leitbur first came to our attention in the fall of 2014 with their chill-inducing track, “Heartsink.” Since then, the Los Angeles duo – comprised of Jaron Widman and Samantha Krzyston – have gone on to release 2015’s The Moment That… Continue Reading
The Undercover Dream Lovers is a project from Brooklyn musician, Matt Koenig that was created out of his bedroom. We can relate. The singer just released his debut EP, While It’s In Style, which features an array of synth-laden dreams… Continue Reading
It’s only the beginning for indie/pop artist Wanderer. His debut track, “Only In The Night,” has ‘summer buzz single’ written all over it and the video for the track is just as intoxicating. Needless to say, if you come alive… Continue Reading
Dublin quartet, Funeral Suits, have been garnering some well-deserved attention lately. Their video for “All Those Friendly People” just hit 13 million hits on YouTube, so to celebrate, the band has released a brand new track, “Tree Of Life,” off… Continue Reading
If there’s two things I love, it’s debut tracks from promising, emerging artists and bold 90’s nostalgia. We’re pretty sure they’re gonna get this a lot, but if Canadian trio, Basement Revolver, doesn’t remind you of The Cranberries meets Annalibera,… Continue Reading
Hamilton, Ontario’s The Bandicoots are gearing up for the release of their upcoming EP, Quarters At The Penny-Arcade, on May 13. Lead single, “Could You Get Me To Tomorrow?” is classic rock nostalgia to the max and it’s video is… Continue Reading