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Mutual Ascent – ‘Staying & Leaving’
Resonating guitars, introspective songwriting, and melodic shifts between folk and rock shape Staying & Leaving, the debut album from Mutual Ascent, a largely solo project formed by a songwriter whose musical ideas span more than a decade. Written across six cities during a…
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MatAre – ‘matar la luz’
matar la luz blends darkwave, post-punk, and dream-pop across Atlanta-based solo artist MatAre‘s latest full-length, balancing brooding guitar work and synth-driven atmosphere with moments of melodic warmth. Written over several years while Matt split his time between Atlanta…
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Voix Nulle – ‘Latticework’
Delighting in its modular synth textures, escalating rhythms, and gradual shifts in intensity, Latticework is the debut album from Voix Nulle, the project of Sydney-based composer Brendon Warner. The release reflects his move from guitar-driven post-rock (he was the former…
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Santa Ana – ‘Vagío del 62’
Spanish artist Santa Ana blends psychedelic guitar work, atmospheric synths, and expressive vocal arrangements across Vagío del 62, a debut album that moves between dream-pop, alternative rock, and electronic experimentation. The ten-song conceptual release follows the life of a…
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The Clean Crime Scene – ‘Raw Cuts’
The Clean Crime Scene‘s debut album Raw Cuts moves between gritty guitar rock, swirling psychedelic passages, and layered vocals, showcasing the project’s knack for balancing heavier riffs with more dreamlike arrangements. Led by John Simek and five years in the making, the…
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The Wrong Reasons – “The Night (We Saw Your Favorite Film)”
Dutch duo The Wrong Reasons pair jangling guitars, brass accents, and sweeping strings on “The Night (We Saw Your Favorite Film),” a melodic indie-pop track balancing buoyant instrumentation with reflective songwriting. Longtime friends Jeroen Pelgrom and Roel Jorna continue…
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Real Followers – “Engagement”
An absorbing track from upcoming EP Real Followers Guaranteed, the debut release from North Carolina-based duo Real Followers, “Engagement” dazzles in its development from initially dreamy introspection to a strongly danceable infectiousness, reminiscent of Hot Chip. Comprising…
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Joshua Woo – ‘Remove The Name’
Identity, ambition, memory, and the shifting nature of personal relationships run through Remove The Name, the debut album from UK singer-songwriter Joshua Woo. Moving between contrasting musical moods, the self-produced collection considers the experiences and influences that…
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Alastair Macduff – ‘Kåtebol’
Gentle piano, softened electronic layers, and drifting instrumental passages lead Kåtebol, the new album from Swedish-based, Glasgow-born artist Alastair Macduff. Conceived as a tribute to the landscape surrounding a small hamlet in western Sweden, the home-recorded collection…
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The Floodshark – “Kai”
A vibey new single from The FloodShark, “Kai” pairs gentle keyboard patterns and playful percussion with shifting electronic textures, balancing melodic accessibility with more experimental production choices. Taking its title from the Hawaiian word for sea, the composition…
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Maze Cricket – “Stranger”
An absorbing track from Thessaloniki, Greece-based artist Maze Cricket, “Stranger” blends accessible pop melodies with nocturnal electronic production, establishing a distinctive tension between her serene vocal delivery and foreboding synth arrangements. With 22 years of…