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.
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.
There’s something special about this two-song, ten-minute EP from figure eight, Oakland’s optimistic ambient doomers. (Can we make that a new genre just for them?)
With immersive layers and cassette-like textures, Wandour’s new EP finds strength in atmosphere, nostalgia, and detail.
Against The Voices’ new EP is a musical Trojan horse, wrapping unsettling subject matter in inviting indie-pop warmth.
Kyoto indie band channels Midwest emo and the final credits of a film you weren’t ready to end
Two Heavy Hearts is the upcoming EP by Louisa Bénâtre & Barbara Bessac, and I
The new EP from Austrian award-winning songwriter and composer takes risks and never ceases to surprise and captivate.
New wave shimmer and post-punk urgency on “inspirational” feel like dancing through the pain, where groove and melancholy coexist.
London-via-Glasgow band in the vein of Idles and Shame emerge assured and fully formed on their debut EP.
With an element of 4th-wave emo influence, MAXWELLTHEBAND writes music about mental health, the local scene, and personal fears- all verifiably-emo concepts.
These tracks feel warm and alive, radiating a renewed passion and creative vitality.
Receiver’s first EP ‘I’ll Try Violence’ kicks off the band in style and leaves listeners awaiting with baited breath to see what the well-deserved fuss is all about.
Proof that some of the most compelling music still comes from one person, alone, figuring things out in the dark.
The new EP from Seal Club is a perfectly realised blend of assorted rock styles and just might be the first absolutely essential EP of the year.
Love Songs, the new EP from Dublin-based shoegaze/pop act Left Iris, dances a few very interesting lines.
Ethereal, pulsing, and impossible to ignore.
Hand Reaching Through Flames doesn’t shout to be heard; it breathes.
The music here never stands still – it transforms and unfolds, evolving and adapting into beautiful new forms.
These 3 tracks are perfectly framed snapshots of their melodic folk-rock craft.