Jacqueline – Vertigo [Review]

Jacqueline is showcasing “Vertigo” a track hits you with heavy doses of psychedelia from the very first second.

CJ Sooy – Is Anything Real [Review]

If you miss these old good days of alternative rock, this debut work is well worth a spin.

Chris Pellnat -Reign Down [Review]

Reign Down is an honest, no-nonsense rock sound with a folk vibe. As Pellnat sings right out of the gate, “You can put your faith in what you see”, so trust him and click play.

‘Melodic. Honest. Psychedelic.’ | Interview with Date of Birth

Seashell Eyes introduced their debut album with “Sunshine Girl”, a track blending lovely orchestral psychedelia, dreamy vocals, and a surprise Radiohead-esque intro.

Scooter Scudieri – The Musical Bruises of a Recovering Dreamer [Review]

Scooter Scudieri’s new album, The Musical Bruises of a Recovering Dreamer, comes with an interesting backstory: it’s a completely human-made … More

Scott Moran – Sixth of the Six [Review]

The album operates less like a standard record and more like a film, a book, or a story told by a stranger sitting next to you on a park bench, someone you’ve never met, but whose urgent need to share makes them feel like a close friend for an hour.

Funkwrench Blues – THIS IS THE ONE! (raison d’être) [Review]

Who is this for? This the the one for anyone who prefers their music gritty, unpolished, and full of life.

Ryan Rickenbach – Sirens [Review]

There is a distinct art to making a record feel both deeply vulnerable and effortlessly breezy, and Ryan Rickenbach manages … More

‘Fun fun fun’ | Interview with J’cuuzi

Mean music for nice people. J’cuuzi is back, showcasing “asslesschaps.biz”, a track that constantly reinvents itself, packing astonishing variety, warmly saturated sounds, and great doses of pure energy.

“you can dance if you want to, you can leave your friends behind” | Interview with Cap’n Marble

Continuing their signature blend of nostalgic melodies and sweet, psychedelic hints, Cap’n Marble are back with Han Solo.