Music
The Mall: “Burning Age”
There’s a hint of Bloc Party “fuck it, let’s dance” vibe here, delivered in the key of darkwave.
Dear Nora: “scrolls of doom”
Super-stripped down indie pop is at work in Dear Nora’s LP human futures.
The Sea and Cake: “These Falling Arms”
A breathy, driving indie pop single that builds and blossoms into a high crescendo this way comes.
The Endorphins: “Myopic Dystopia”
The Endorphins are true to the title of our highlighted track, “Myopic Dystopia,” producing a genuinely hellish vision.
Nakama: “Æ-b”
“Æ-b” is what Elon & Grimes’ newborn would have been called if Sagittarius was in the second house on the day of its birth.
Lia Kohl: “Moon Beam”
Lia Kohl’s cello sounds like a hacksaw working its way through a hardened lump of calcified pixy dust. In a good way.
The Serfs: “The Willows”
Hard-charging, synth-driven darkwavers The Serfs light up the dance floor on our highlighted track “The Willows.”
Sean Nicholas Savage: “Comet”
Sean Nicholas Savage has always followed his own artistic star wherever it has led him.
Knot: “Fallow”
The artist(s) formerly known as Krill transmuted into the earthly entity known as Knot.
The Dead Tongues: “Garden Song”
Find a campfire, a pint of whiskey to share, and turn up these smoky, folky tunes.
empath: “Diamond Eyelids”
Gazy, cloud pop with hints of Jesus & Mary Chain buggery on our highlighted track “Diamond Eyelids.”
Surgeons Girl: “Sympathetic Cycle”
The final track “Sympathetic Cycle” of Surgeon Girl’s EP will keep you up at night.
peregrine: “the reply”
Worcester’s peregrine latest LP is an emo, alt-rock sampler with a few surprises.
Alabaster DePlume: “I’m Good At Not Crying”
The music is method in Alabaster DePlume’s LP Gold.
Time Wharp: “East River Dusk”
Brooklyn’s Kaye Loggins wrote an entire album inspired by the prescription drug Spironolactone.
Porterfield: “Always”
Porterfield rides the rail between jazz and rock on our highlighted track “Always.”
CHEEM: “Snag”
CHEEM crafts playful, pop-punk episodes of emo glam on our highlighted track “Snag.”
Nicholas Burgess: “All-Night Monster Party”
The spooky season is upon us and Nicholas Burgess is ready to party.
WE ARE JOINERS: “9 Times A Week”
Connoisseurs of lo-fi indie pop will find WE ARE JOINER’s highlighted track “9 Times A Week” delectable.
