Single: LunAtlas – Vegur Fram á Við
The new single from the Geneva-based quintet LunAtlas is mesmeric, majestic and quite special.
Month: March 2026
Single: Helicopter Leaves – What’s One More Place?
Beach Bunny’s Anthony Vaccaro takes off at full speed on this new single, kicking up a sound that’s full of energy and brimming with nostalgia.
Album: Mindy Gledhill – The Phone Booth Sessions, Vol. 1 & Vol. 2
On Vol. 2 of The Phone Booth Sessions, Mindy Gledhill continues her talks with her inner adolescent, weaving the edges and roughness of her younger days into her music.
Single: group therapy – little warning
Toronto’s group therapy channels holding back the pain of being inauthentic to survive in their first single of 2026.
Single: Raw Honey – The Key
“The Key” emits a well-crafted pop melody that goes down easy, living up to the bandname, but the introspective lyrics warrant savoring over time.
Single: Hiding Places – One Hand
Stretched out vocal lines, bitter electric guitar, a hypnotic acoustic/bass/drum loop, and wobbly background organ all drive this 6-minute daydream form Queens-based Hiding Places.
Single: Tradition – Revel
Colorado Springs-based band Tradition shares their latest song, “Revel,” which explores the multitudes of feelings
Single: Jack Landess – No Other
“No Other” is a catchy surfwave ballad that blends sun-kissed alt/indie sensibilities with the viscous textural presence of dream-pop and shoegaze. Fans of Beach Fossils, Day Way, and Far Caspian will find plenty to enjoy in this finely-crafted track.
Album: Jacob The Horse – At Least It’s Almost Over
Jacob The Horse’s brand of punk blares triumphant, a fanfare to stir the heartstrings against an unjust society.
Single: Mayfire – Daylight
Mayfire’s debut single suggests a maturity beyond their years, with guitar-driven hooks and layered lyrics.
Single: Sloome – Raw Power
Sloome does a fantastic job making their new single sound like a crunchy vision into the future.
Single: Vesuvian – Cassandra (The Ox Is On My Tongue)
Blending classic mythology with indie punk vibes, Vesuvian returns with the first track from their upcoming self-titled album
Single: Ranting – Snakes & Ladders
Brighton’s Ranting makes highly infectious, riff-driven indie-rock music that is tighter than a new pair of skinny jeans.
Album: ELROD – House Fires And Broken Teeth
ELROD’s new album crafts a complex sonic portrait — dark, enchanting, magical and haunting — all with succinct brevity.
Album: Special Friend – Clipping
Though each song on Special Friend’s third record is different, the duo has a signature sound that ties everything together.
Single: Sungaze – Be A Better Man
Cincinnati’s Sungaze delivers a stellar new single to show off the sound on their fourth full-length album.
Single: Lucille Two – What’s In My Mind
Australian dream pop duo channels heartbreak as a gradual awakening with grungy undertones
Album: Justin Sconza – Fantasy
Short and sweet, well-rounded and perfectly formed: Chicago songsmith Justin Sconza’s classic songwriting will put a smile on your face.
Single: Color Palette – Barcelona
Color Palette’s dreamy sound on their newest single sounds like the romantic escape of its lyrics.
Album: Aizat Haris – The World Keeps On Spinning
“It’s pretty underground, you wouldn’t know what that, uh, what that is,” jests “Parting Words”,