Singles: Thomas Prothero – Whole Damn Time/Gaslight & Trinkets
In September, we covered Thomas Prothero’s debut single, “Disposable People”, a new entry in the
Month: December 2025
EP: Planer – The End
Planer released their debut EP, The End, on August 16, 2025, the same day as
Album: All Things Blue – Don’t Mind the Punches
Five years in the making, ‘Don’t Mind The Punches’ is a vocal tour de force
Single: Robin Kenny – Hoping/Fading
Robin Kenny’s new single, Hoping/Fading, arrives on December 10, and it carries the quiet force
Single: iens – In This Town
Clear vocals in the upper range make up the stratosphere over bright and dreamy synths,
Single: Daniel John Marsden – An Owl
UK lo-fi indie artist Daniel John Marsden has been releasing music – sporadically – for
Single: Shapes Like People – Under the Rainbow
Although they’ve just released their first album, Ticking Haze, Shapes Like People have no intention
Album: Rico Friebe – The Desire Path/The Open Glade
Beginning with what sounds like a dial tone, Hamburg singer-songwriter Rico Friebe’s new double album
Single: Hit Like a Girl – Keepsake Theory
I wither to use the phrase “in these turbulent times”, but in these turbulent times,
Single: Sleepy Pearls – I Think That’s Fair
Freshly signed to Royal Oakie Records, Sleepy Pearls aim to bring back the easy listening
Single: Telephonist – Ins Blau
Dortmund duo Telephonist, composed of Dennis Mielke and Oskar Middelhauve, have crafted a stunning, atmospheric,
Single: Those Looks – Cherry
Those Looks hail from Lambertville, New Jersey, a small city alongside the Delaware River known
Album: rain dish – Line the Ground, Silver Sky
If November were an album, I’d imagine it would sound something like this. Experimental folk
The Infinity Chamber 20 Questions Q&A
New Zealand musician Dylan Paul Ware is the brains behind the psychedelic folk rock behemoth
Single: Nate Bergman & Noah Gundersen – Long Black Hearse
Since releasing his debut album Metaphysical Change in 2022, Nate Bergman has kept busy. He’s
Single: Strange Fruit – Iridescent
It’s not uncommon for us to encounter tunes that incorporate elements from an assortment of
Album: People Mover – Cane Trash
I’ve always been drawn to albums that feel native to the space they come from
Album: Sad Snack – Vending Machine
December is a weird time for music. Traditional knowledge, or maybe it’s just convention or
Single: Charlie Hues – Quiet Boy
Immediately recalling the accomplished traditional folk fingerpicking style of the now legendary Nick Drake –
Single: Seal Club – The One You’re Looking For
Starting out cool, calm and collected, the debut tune from indie/alt-rock act San Diego, CA’s