The new release from Richard Green pulls together some elements of jazz, electronic, rock, pop, and more, putting them all together to create a very thick atmosphere that becomes riddled with deep-pocketed grooves, along with colorful textures and tones that start delivering high energy, and it's all completely infectious. There is something strangely cinematic about "Wasted Tears". The track utilizes really robust synthesizers to give it a lot of drive, along with a beat tha

The new EP release from The Mirrors does an amazing job of delivering what I would consider to be a cross of post-punk, progressive rock, and cinematic pop, all rolled into one seamless record that really has the ability to build a huge atmosphere by only a few songs in. Ambrosia is the kind of album you listen to with headphones on because it's probably the best way to soak in the vast tonalities and soundscapes that the record delivers from start to finish. Right from the g

A new single from Animalweapon recently dropped from Polychromatic Records brings together such spacious and vast undertones with elements of edginess lurking just beneath the surface, plenty of emotional push, descriptive lyrics that put you in the moment with the song, and a semi cinematic aesthetic that has a wonderful way of wrapping itself around you and keeping you right where it wants to. "Tug" blends plenty of elements of electronic music, utilizing synth pads to crea

An Anthemic new single released from Mot & Krid collaborates with Cindy Gomez and Rick Z. to create a very lush atmosphere but also a driving soundscape that comes through blending electronic with pop and a wonderfully placed rock over town that brings a little bit of edginess and blends amazingly with the synthesizers and vocals. "Believe" starts off with a bit of a flowing electronic sound, taking layered synthesizers and pads and letting them breathe to start creating a bi

The Cavernous recently released an EP that blends a multitude of electronic influences with elements of industrial, alternative, and dreamscape, all rolled into one record that delivers vast and almost haunting atmospheres along with robust layers of texture that build and create soundscapes you end up falling right into. The EP is dubbed The Amaranthine Trilogy Volume One: (Un)broken Circles, and it certainly doesn't waste a lot of time with its first track, "Something Speci

A thrashy new EP release from Afterbirth Cartoons delivers a punk rock Soiree that edges on elements of garage, riot rock, and plenty more, all infused with a righteous and thriving energy that hits hard and with a gritty sound and attitude that you can't turn away from. Listening to this EP gives you the feeling of seeing the band live. It's as if they recorded the entire thing live on the floor, in one room. It feels like everyone is feeding off of each other's energies the

Half Dizzy release a new record that spans the punk rock spectrum, giving loads of hooks, grit, and heavy handed, catchy songs through and through. This is the band's second album release and they didn't hold back. "All or None" stands tall amongst the songs with inventive riffs and powerhouse singing along with the title track "Yard Sale", being just a few that are more than notable. Check this record out if you love punk! BIO: Half Dizzy is a high-energy five-piece ska-punk

The new track from Mačka Moon pulls together atmospheric electronic soundscapes and a pop-coated, R&B-riddled approach that builds such a deepening soundscape that you automatically get sort of addicted to it. "Lifecall" opens up with a really cool set of synths that breed an experimental approach, a little bit of glitchy percussion element, and that ends up sort of bleeding into this cinematic tonality that feels flowing, drifting, and beautifully approached. The intro hits

Hanna Andrea recently dropped a new single that thrives in an energetic pop sort of way, but covered in a rock atmosphere, displaying a vibrant approach to her performance across the board. The first verse of the single is stripped down a bit to clean guitars and vocals, but you know that's going to give way to a bigger sound soon enough. The first verse is almost sad, in a sense. It is about missing certain things about hanging out with somebody close. How they used to go ou