EP: endive – headprint
Beautiful, delicate, and full of emotion, this Dutch quartet has cracked it. There is soul and humanity here for days – let it envelope you.
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EP: Harry Katz and the Pistachios – The Last to Know EP
Harry Katz and the Pistachios release a 2 Tone ska record with a little bit of influence from all the legends that came before them.
EP: Good Time Mystery Vision – Glimpse
This is music to peak to—29 minutes of shiny, fuzz-drenched vibes with the crunchy warmth of an FM classic rock station blasting through a car radio.
EP: Time Well Spent – Acorn St.
A texturally rich and emotionally charged debut from the New Jersey collective that points towards an exciting future.
EP: GLIDDEEE – KINETIC FLAW
Kinetic Flaw marks the beginning of GLIDDEEE’s musical journey, a four-piece post-hardcore group coming straight
EP: Disarm – Silver City Songs
Heartfelt and warm, gritty and hard, the debut release from this Connecticut quartet is an impactful journey through emo, indie, math rock, grunge and more.
EP: fleecepantwarm – be with me
As a musical project, be with me is good. But pair it with the emotion behind it and the accompanying short film, and it’s absolutely great.
EP: Twin Court – Ithakarta
A fusion of traditional Indonesian Javanese Gamelan and Western post-rock/slowcore sensibilities, this New York ensemble has crafted something moving, beautiful and really impressive.
EP: Nico de Luz – (Don’t) Go Away Tonight
Arizona native Nico de Luz (aka Nico Osorio) seems to wear many hats. A graduate
EP: Stella Lovell – Stella Lovell
Stella Lovell’s sound recalls artists like Lydia Loveless and Karly Hartzman, leaning further into the rock elements than the twangy Americana.
EP: Diane Young – It’s Happening Again
Boston emo/pop/alt-rock buzzes about acceptance and fear of facing a new era of life, with all the twists and turns that come with it.
EP: MacFarmlin – Amber
The German songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer has conjured up a set of songs that feel organic and warm, like wholesome, energising comfort food for the ears.
EP: Very Busy People – Impressions
Psychy, jazzy, folky, indie-y – the new Very Busy People EP is a veritable feast of musical ambition, contradiction, and imagination and ticks many, many boxes.
EP: Crimson – O’hara
The sound is so vibrant, I swear I could almost see colours flowing out of the speakers.
EP: Pretty Out – Misery Seed
The Boston punk supergroup’s new EP addresses the ugliness of the world, fighting against its contagion, and coming out for the community.
EP: Axel Flóvent – Fleeing the Shore
The Icelandic indie folk-pop troubadour returns with a tender, folky hug of a record; the perfect remedy to the cold, harsh climate in which it was created.
EP: Clean Fight – Unforgiving Ground
Unforgiving Ground isn’t just the casual listen; take a day to let it inhabit within you.
EP: Aige Rue x Mikey – Retreat II
The new EP from emcees Aigerue and Mikey focuses on true healing, which feels like a revolutionary act in today’s world.
EP: Salt Mirror – Nothing To Be Had
The Belgrade emo four-piece’s debut EP draws on a variety of noughties alt-rock influences to create something altogether fresh.
EP: Elson – Everything Is
With anxious energy, anthemic vision, and quality songwriting that belies their youth, this Grimsby three-piece is really on to something with their debut EP