London’s post-punk quartet, Ice Baths, follow-up a slew of singles this year, and their last full-length with the 6-track EP, ‘Decadent Sprinter’ via Blank Editions.
Memory Milk’s debut EP, ‘Pretty Flowers,’ is a rough, but joyous ambient offering of past memories with an optimistic future.
Tres Souls preserve the genre of bolero music in Los Angeles on their debut album, ‘Boleros Made in L.A.’
Mattiel bring their 2018 EP, ‘Customer Copy,’ to a new set of ears, being released on streaming platforms last week.
Calvin Omari’s first introduction, ‘Verts Intro,’ glosses over contemporary R&B and a heavy dosage of textured instrumentation and samples.
Qveen Herby walks in with a cool stance of confidence in her new artistic direction on ‘EP 3’ and ‘EP 4’ released this year.
Revisiting the duo’s 5th album for its 10th Anniversary, Atmosphere comes at a crossroad and gets hit with an epiphany, ultimately breathing life into the adage, life is what you make it.
‘American Way Of Death’ is felt through a variety of different structures, playful jabs, and sincerity in tone that it is almost refreshing to relive this sound.
Joshua & The Holy Rollers sees self-inflicted pain of a human and bad decisions blossom to a gorgeous array of soulful, blues rock on their debut EP ‘Tribulations.’
Big Thief frontwoman Adrianne Lenker releases a solo album that is full of muted hand-picked guitar and transcendent poetry.
Illsamar takes her latest project ‘foreign’ to a threshold of identity, battling depression, asserting herself, and presenting relatability at all times.
The beloved Queen of the High Desert, Jesika von Rabbit, returns with her sophomore album, ‘Dessert Rock.’
