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Infant Island feat. Greet Death – “Kindlng”
Joined by members of Greet Death, the Fredericksburg screamo band searches for a way back to warmth on the latest preview off their new album, ‘Obsidian Wreath’.
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Laura Jane Grace – “Cuffing Season”
Best practice dating advice in a stripped folk-punk soliloquy off the Against Me! frontwoman’s forthcoming solo effort, ‘Hole In My Head’.
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Flesh Tape – “Gargoyle”
There’s a cosmic political message in the band’s smolder just as much as there is a penchant for dialed-in alt-rock that hits like granite on the Fort Collins’ rockers first preview off their debut LP.
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Recommended EP: fleshwater – ‘Sounds of Grieving’
In mourning their creative pasts, fleshwater enter a new phase of life on this extended play which reimagines songs from their 2020 demo and breakthrough LP.
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A.G. Cook – “Silver Thread Golden Needle”
An excitable fresh start from the PC Music producer that suggests the universal collection of electronic, pop, and dance music in his hands are entering their next state of unmatched, futuristic evolution.
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Still Ruins – “Perfect Blue”
The energy of the Bay Area and Central Valley dream-pop band’s aura surpasses the physical world’s timelines and reaches the spiritual realm on the first single off their debut EP.
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Mary Timony – “Dominoes”
The indie rock lifer rolls with whatever tumbles forward on the first preview from her forthcoming solo effort, ‘Untame the Tiger’.
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ZORA – “FASTLANE”
The Minneapolis songwriter, producer and rapper is in a lane all her own in thinking forward a few laps ahead of today’s dance pack on her latest single.
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SPRINTS – “Adore Adore Adore”
The early highlight from the Dublin rock band’s debut album, ‘Letter to Self’, puts the male gaze on unease by fiercely and fashionably taking hold of their own narrative.
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Yard Act – “Petroleum”
The latest highlight from the Leeds post-punk band’s sophomore follow-up, ‘Where’s My Utopia?’, continues to expand their sonic canvas while burning to a stickier substance.
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Recommended Album: AKAI SOLO – ‘Only The Strong Remain’ / ‘Verticality///Singularity’
An ambitious doubling of LPs from the Brooklyn underground rapper is a mind warp that coexists symbolically between the thresholds of pitch black recesses and a place of light.
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Buzz Sound: a.s.o.
The Berlin duo’s sound resides within an expanded space of trip-hop and dream-pop that’s curated for a wider screen experience than just temporal dopamine hits.
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