If I didn’t know they were from Germany, I would definitely put them in the Midwest emo genre, inspired by bands like American Football, but I am so excited that American emo came to Europe in a fresh form.
There’s a willingness to put yourself out there, a not worrying about seeming so damn cool that puts the listener on his side.
Melbourne alt-pop contrasts a catchy guitar and bouncy beat with timely lyrics calling out toxic masculinity.
Khyla Granstrom’s second single will punch you in the face and heart with vocal layers singing of vulnerability and lingering trauma.
The lead single from Taschuk’s debut LP features beautiful grand piano melodies and a saxophone solo that elevates the track in the final minute.
Renowned Swedish duo Club 8’s sparkling third single of the year is here.
An intriguing juxtaposition of styles, The Life We Knew is ragged and wild but at the same time, undeniably majestic and graceful.
Seattle’s underground continues to push shoegaze into heavier, more textured territory, and No Floor are right in the middle of it.
A refined and propulsive follow-up that confirms Stella Lovell’s arrival as a distinct new voice in indie folk-rock.
Warmth and light exist as the destination in eilonwy’s new track, through which she guides us through and away from darkness.
With classic-feeling, Stonesy guitar tones and a Lou Reed-esque laconic, languid drawl, Nashville-based songwriter Sheffer
I have always been drawn to the UK music scene, home to many of my
Analog, lo-fi, warm sound that creates a mesmerizing atmosphere that will linger in your ears like a sweet-and-sour treat.
Punchy synths and beats, fast-paced melody, and that mix of catchiness with a lot of dark atmosphere.
The huge chorus, with its stadium-ready refrain, feels pleasingly cathartic, but it leaves you wanting more.
A genre-fluid patchwork of sonic adventure and bold decision making, Yellow From Green is eminently enchanting and instantly mesmerising.
A beautiful beast of a track, the new one from this Dublin quartet is a powerful, meandering shoegazey journey of a song.
A band in full creative flow, evolving so fast it feels as though they are reshaping the world around them.
The Great Mistake” by Victories is a high-energy Montreal pop-punk track about a chaotic, irresistible
