Category: Track Reviews
Let Couch Prints’ synth pop track “Tell U” they’re a group to watch
Couch Prints demands a seat in the Brooklyn scene with track “Tell U”. These days, the Brooklyn scene can feel
Quelle Rox shimmers and croons on laid-back new track “Cosmic Gloom”
Brooklyn-based bedroom producer Quelle Rox spins a dreamy web of synth and sadness on new single “Cosmic Gloom”. From her
Tummyache combines pessimism and hopefulness on debut track “In Between”
“In Between” is the debut single from the alternative rock project of Soren Bryce, tummyache. Her debut EP Humpday is
Stray Fossa ruminate upon the transient nature of inspiration with “Eyze”
Charlottesville-based garage-pop band Stray Fossa release “Eyze,” a track about the pressures to create when inspiration is fleeting. Stray Fossa
Shmu premieres dark and lascivious single “Used”+ Botany’s remix
“Used” is taken from Shmu‘s fourth studio album, Vish, out July 12 on Grind Select. [Pre-order] After spending the past
Drauve unleash a euphoric explosion of catharsis on debut track “Haunted”
Pittsburgh-based dream-pop band Drauve release debut single, “Haunted,” built out of pent up frustrations. After meeting at a show where
KAINA and Sen Morimoto get vulnerable on new single “Could Be a Curse”
KAINA blends a variety of cultural traditions and musical influences into a sultry prayer of a track: “Could Be a
Crack Cloud get enticingly insane on “CRACKIN UP”
Crack Cloud‘s new track, “CRACKIN UP,” is taken from their Pain Olympic series. In May, we found ourselves impressed with
