THROES NYC’s The Wires Out lives in the messy territory where attraction becomes obsession and intimacy can feel just as alienating as it does comforting. Drawing from alt-pop, trip-hop, electronic music, and New York’s underground pulse, the duo’s self-described “altriphop” sound turns romance into something hazy, restless, and slightly dangerous.…
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Antony Sainati’s debut album Se relever arrives as a heartfelt testament to resilience, using the tradition of French chanson to explore courage, grief, hope and the stubborn human instinct to keep going. Released on August 9, 2026, the album feels rooted in lived experience rather than abstract optimism. Sainati has…
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Cardiff rock outfit Underlowe arrive with “No Pictures,” an energetic pop-punk cut that turns the simple act of going out with friends into a small rebellion against the endless pressure to document every moment. Built around the chemistry of guitarist and producer Jacob Dennis, bassist and lead vocalist Alfie Mac,…
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London-based industrial rock band BLADE OF THORNS channels pain into something louder than despair, building music around real-life struggles and the hard-won hope that can emerge from them. Rooted in the grit of post-grunge and the force of industrial rock, the band takes an uncompromising approach to songwriting, with mental…
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Melbourne-based songwriter Jason McKee, the artist behind Reetoxa, has turned a turbulent life into an unusually expansive body of work. His 26-song autobiographical project Soliloquy, once described as “the diary of a madman,” reaches into years of struggle, recovery, loss, and reinvention. Now, “Strong / Truce” brings two of its…
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Matt DeAngelis’ “Playing God” arrives as a spirited warning against the human obsession with control. The Southern New Jersey singer-songwriter, who has been writing music since childhood, turns a simple but weighty idea, our tendency to believe we can command our own fate and the lives of others, into an…
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The House Flies’ “Derelict Crawl” feels like wandering through a familiar place after everything that once made it feel safe has started to rot. The first single from their upcoming album Lions and Ore, the track digs deeper into the Moline, Illinois band’s post-punk and gothic-rock foundations, building an atmosphere…
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Evil Jake’s Be My Ex-Girlfriend is the kind of rock album that understands the power of a great hook. Blending power pop, alternative rock, and classic American songwriting, the record is loud without losing its melodic instincts, emotionally candid without taking itself too seriously, and packed with choruses that seem…
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Reetoxa’s “Gown” arrives like a dream you cannot quite shake off. The emotional centerpiece of Soliloquy, the Melbourne-based project, turns one of Jason McKee’s darkest periods into something strangely beautiful, cinematic, and deeply intimate. Recorded with an accomplished ensemble including Jet drummer Peter Marin, Robbie Williams bassist Kit Riley, Men…
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If you ever stumbled through a neon-lit spaceport in a future that never quite happened, surrounded by obsolete machines and signals you cannot decipher, you would be experiencing something roughly the atmosphere Max Macready conjures with “The Hunt,” the latest single from the UK duo. Blending darkwave, synthwave, electronic, and…