For Tel Aviv-based producer Sonic Pulses, Hands Up is much more than a collection of house, techno, and trance tracks. Released on October 20, 2026, the album is a personal tribute to his sister, Shirel Sara Golan, who lost her life during the Nova events. Issued on what would have…

French independent artist The Domi turns emotional hardship into an uplifting indie-pop statement with “No More Scars,” a self-produced single that finds a delicate balance between melancholy and hope. Built around the idea of leaving past wounds behind, the song captures that gradual moment when painful memories begin to loosen…

New York City singer-songwriter Alwyn Morrison takes a more personal turn on Trial, his sophomore EP, moving beyond the romantic preoccupations of his debut, Heartsplit, to examine betrayal, inherited pain, judgment, and the difficult business of surviving emotional upheaval.  Across its four tracks, love remains part of the picture, but…

Neil To No-One brings together soulful hip-hop, funky grooves and cinematic electronic flourishes on Them Words/Them Signals, a four-track EP featuring Canadian rapper TARiiiQ. Produced by Neil in the UK, the project pairs two contrasting lyrical tracks with their instrumental counterparts, creating a compact release that moves between thoughtful self-examination…

Moline, Illinois outfit The House Flies return with Lions and Ore, a seven-track collection that deepens their post-punk and gothic-rock sound with atmospheric arrangements, brooding guitar work and an intriguing sense of intimacy. Drawing comparisons to The Cure, Joy Division, Interpol and Bauhaus, the band creates music steeped in nocturnal…

ÅHM is a Swedish two-piece alternative rock duo from Linköping, blending grunge-inspired guitars, raw emotion, and atmospheric soundscapes shaped by the darker atmospheres of post-rock and post-metal. Drawing inspiration from bands like Deftones, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, and the raw spirit of Nirvana’s In Utero, the duo creates music that…

With Latticework, his debut as Voix Nulle, Sydney-based composer and multi-instrumentalist Brendon Warner moves into an expansive world of experimental ambient and electronic music. Drawing on his background in post-rock, particularly his years with We Lost The Sea, Warner brings a sense of scale and dramatic tension to his modular…

Burlington, Vermont duo first known use approach indie rock with a curious balance of intimacy and unease on Yielding, an EP that seems just as interested in exploring the spaces between emotions as it is in finding a melody. Built around Izze Kaukonen’s buttery, tender vocals and Ethan Fitzpatrick’s understated…

Bodo Bifroest is a producer, composer, and lyricist who creates genre-blending electronic music connecting diverse musical worlds through emotion, atmosphere, and storytelling. Following an extended hiatus shaped by illness, reflection, and personal challenges, music became both an artistic outlet and a source of resilience for his work, which ranges from…

London King is determined to follow her instincts wherever they take her. Rooted in rock but never particularly interested in staying within its boundaries, the London-based singer and songwriter has developed an evolving sound shaped by creative freedom and a wealth of live experience, including appearances at the renowned Rebellion…

Some melodies simply refuse to go away, and C’batch’s I Guess You Want It This Way is a fine example of one finally finding its moment. More than two decades in the making, this six-version EP brings an old composition into the present while paying tribute to the legendary Jamaican…

There is something wonderfully disorienting about Horse Driver’s self-titled debut. Emerging from Richmond, Virginia, this mysterious psych-rock project seems more interested in creating its own sonic universe than following any familiar musical route. Swirling psychedelia, hypnotic rhythms, and a distinctly gritty edge give the record an immersive character, drawing listeners…