Single: Borders Of Nothing – The Life We Knew
An intriguing juxtaposition of styles, The Life We Knew is ragged and wild but at the same time, undeniably majestic and graceful.
Month: April 2026
EP: Midnight Soup Opera – S/T
Ardent readers will note that our very own Joshua Cotrim of Brazil isn’t just a
Single: No Floor – Loop
Seattle’s underground continues to push shoegaze into heavier, more textured territory, and No Floor are right in the middle of it.
Single: Stella Lovell – Get Away
A refined and propulsive follow-up that confirms Stella Lovell’s arrival as a distinct new voice in indie folk-rock.
Single: eilonwy – easier
Warmth and light exist as the destination in eilonwy’s new track, through which she guides us through and away from darkness.
Single: Sheffer Stephens – Wild Country
With classic-feeling, Stonesy guitar tones and a Lou Reed-esque laconic, languid drawl, Nashville-based songwriter Sheffer
Single: Gambling With Dogs – Fragments
I have always been drawn to the UK music scene, home to many of my
Single: running empty – what it means to be
Analog, lo-fi, warm sound that creates a mesmerizing atmosphere that will linger in your ears like a sweet-and-sour treat.
Single: Midi Memory – burn all away
Punchy synths and beats, fast-paced melody, and that mix of catchiness with a lot of dark atmosphere.
EP: mikey – first notes
The new EP from the alt-pop duo bubbles throughout. A tense, reserved, piece of work that pulsates right through with soft synths and ethereal majesty.
Single: Kid Sistr – Maniac
The huge chorus, with its stadium-ready refrain, feels pleasingly cathartic, but it leaves you wanting more.
Single: Chip Pirrs – Yellow From Green
A genre-fluid patchwork of sonic adventure and bold decision making, Yellow From Green is eminently enchanting and instantly mesmerising.
Single: Picture Postcard – Wherever You’re Meant To Be
A beautiful beast of a track, the new one from this Dublin quartet is a powerful, meandering shoegazey journey of a song.
Single: Honey I’m Home – Hyperspace Mountain
A band in full creative flow, evolving so fast it feels as though they are reshaping the world around them.
Single: Victories – The Great Mistake
The Great Mistake” by Victories is a high-energy Montreal pop-punk track about a chaotic, irresistible
Single: Heavy Water – Never Be A Saint
Solid pop-punk from the Texas panhandle, Heavy Water’s Mitch Rambo reflects on the importance of staying humble.
Single: Trails and Ways – Young
Trails and Ways comes out of what they describe as a “foggy, coastal indie-pop world” armed to the teeth with pop hooks and karaoke-ready harmonies.
Single: Stephen Becker – Careless
High fuzz and wordplay accompanies high-octane pain on Becker’s second single from his upcoming album
Single: Golden Tiles – Peace
Our pals over Antiquated Future Records have shared with us a lead single from Set