Singles
Deathsleep Unleash Chaos and Catharsis with “Jealousy”
From the moment “Jealousy” kicks in, it’s clear deathsleep have no intention of playing it safe. The Bend, Oregon band has long been known for pushing against the edges of…
Michellar Finds Strength in Vulnerability with “Never Say Sorry”
From the first note, Michellar’s “Never Say Sorry” feels like a conversation you didn’t realize you needed to have. Emerging from the dynamic music scene of San Francisco, Michellar has…
Welcome to the “RAYmiverse”: RAYmi by the Pool Rewrites the Rules of Music and Memes
The arrival of “RAYmiverse” feels less like the release of a single and more like the unveiling of a new dimension. RAYmi by the Pool, the sunglass-wearing AI cat lounging…
Blood on the Strings: Daph Veil’s “Bloodsucker” Cuts to the Core
Daph Veil’s “Bloodsucker” is a sonic unraveling of what happens when intimacy curdles into toxicity. From its very first riff—rooted in blues but quickly warped into a broader soundscape—it becomes…
History Reborn in Fire: Sons of Racketeers Ignite with “Beat The Press Gang”
Sons of Racketeers have never been a band to shy away from grit and storytelling, but with “Beat The Press Gang,” they strike a chord that feels timeless and urgent.…
Dancing Out of the Closet: Reetoxa’s Papa “Loves Ladyboys”
Reetoxa’s “Papa Loves Ladyboys” is the kind of track that immediately demands attention—not only because of its playful, eyebrow-raising title but because of the fearless story it carries inside its…
Strength in Resonance: Joel Veena & Jasdeep Singh’s “Reminder”
With “Reminder,” Joel Veena and Jasdeep Singh craft a piece that is less a conventional song than a meditative passage, a sonic reflection on the beauty that emerges when struggle…
Skeletons of Reason: Transgalactica’s “Danse Macabre”
Transgalactica’s latest single, “Danse Macabre,” takes its name from Camille Saint-Saëns’ legendary 19th-century tone poem, but rather than a simple homage, the band reimagines the gothic classic as a futuristic…
Walking the Line Between Light and Shadow: Harry Bertora’s “Saints and Sinners”
Harry Bertora’s “Saints and Sinners” opens like a whispered confession, with shimmering synths that glisten like streetlights on rain-slick pavement. The atmosphere is intimate yet expansive, carefully balanced between fragility…
Glowing Frost: Martin Lloyd Howard’s “Winter’s Light”
Martin Lloyd Howard has long been known as a guitarist who doesn’t simply play notes, but paints with them. Trained in the classical tradition yet restlessly curious, Howard has spent…