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Imogen Heap – Aftercare / Speak For Yourself (20th Anniversary Remaster)

I still remember the first time I heard ‘Hide and Seek’, years ago, half-awake in front of the TV. That vocoder voice, that strange stillness that filled the room. It got under my skin in a way few songs ever have. For a long time, it lived on my old MP3 player, soundtracking journeys andContinue reading “Imogen Heap – Aftercare / Speak For Yourself (20th Anniversary Remaster)”

Trillion – Feel Alright

Trillion’s new album, “Feel Alright,” showcases their growth and magic through rich melodies and emotional depth, blending classic shoegaze influences with fresh pop sensibilities, creating a captivating experience.

Automatic – Is It Now?

Automatic’s album “Is It Now?” blends infectious grooves with unease, showcasing their evolution from raw beginnings. The tracks urge movement while intertwining themes of joy, paranoia, and social commentary.

Joyer – On The Other End of the Line

Joyer’s new album, On The Other End of the Line, explores distance and connection, offering an immersive listening experience with varied sounds and emotional depth, marking their most ambitious work yet.

Guitar – We’re Headed to the Lake

Guitar, led by Saia Kuli, transcends genres with their album “We’re Headed to the Lake,” blending humor and emotion in an unpredictable, compelling listening experience that showcases artistic growth and innovation.

Glimmer – Get Weak

Formed in 2023, Glimmer blends shoegaze, grunge, and dream pop, resonating with 90s nostalgia. Their debut album, “Get Weak,” features dynamic tracks exploring contrasts of heaviness and beauty, capturing emotional depth.

The Cords – The Cords

The Tedeschi sisters, Eva and Grace, form The Cords, a vibrant indiepop band from Scotland, showcasing raw talent through confident performances and engaging melodies in their highly anticipated debut album.

TTSSFU – Blown EP

Tasmin Stephens returns with her EP “Blown,” showcasing raw, grungy tracks that capture the chaos of youth and relationships. It’s an imperfect, celebratory reflection on life’s messiness.

Laveda – Love, Darla

Laveda, formed in Albany and now based in Queens, evolves in their latest album, Love, Darla. The record captures chaotic urban vibes, balancing harsh sounds with intimacy, showcasing their musical growth and emotional depth.

Chatham Rise – Trillium

Chatham Rise’s new album “Trillium” blends shoegaze, psychedelic rock, and space rock, featuring guest artists and showcasing their evolving sound. Each track invites listeners into a captivating auditory journey.