Wolf Love immerses the listener into a weird wonderful world with “Fear”. These tracks feature stuttering beats, off-kilter melodies, and delirious lyricism. A dream like state accompanies all of them…
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Sometimes an artist is so fully immersed in their own sonic universe that I am left a little speechless and Kief Knifing’s “Pop” is a fine example of a truly…
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Maya Miko explores the deeper powers at play on the triumphant spirit of “Money Manifestation”. Lyrics here are everything for they help to center the album around the concept of…
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Winterstate bare their entire soul on the heartfelt “On Top of the World”. Volume is an absolute must for they make sure every gesture counts. The sound feels timeless, for…
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Nicholas George is a true polyglot of styles on the genre-hopping “All over the Place”. EDM, country, rock, indie, pop, folk, all of this gets filtered through his own unique…
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Dawn Gibson expresses pure vulnerability on the raw grit and soul of the bluesy “The Rising”. Songs for the downtrodden and down-and-out, these pieces speak to the heart. A clever…
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Clem de la Crème’s all killer and no filler with the intense trip of “Just Us.” Sound gets a nimble dexterity to it for the emphasis on each verse stuns.…
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Amongst my fondest memories of growing up, staying up late and participating in NYC’s house music culture are the most cherished. For me, the sense of togetherness and community immediately…
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Travis Love Benson delves true affection for their surroundings on the intensely felt folk poetry of “Houses to Hollyhocks”. Actually, come to think of it, this is more in the…
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The Mietus Touch trades within a distinct blend of chilled out funk glam with the decadence of “Transcendental Souvenirs”. Color floods into the overall sound for he goes for an…
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J.R.P. Seriel embodies the mystical soul of hypnagogic pop on the surreal “The Trip”. Sounds virtually melt on through for they have been exposed to the sun for too long.…
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Tiki Black transcends trends for a truly timeless approach on “The Sound of the Broken Wand”. Honestly the sound feels as if it could have come out of the last…
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A mind-expanding mixture of psychedelic meets krautrock, Dr Optimiser’s “A Novel Way to Spend an Hour” stuns with its exquisitely detailed textures. The stylistic variety incorporates wide swathes of genres,…
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Marsy Mars races through many decades’ worth of genres, styles, and musical history on the successfully hazy daze of “I Just Want to Make Jelly Of the Stars”. Hip-hop, pop,…