In the humid haze of darkwave/indietronica our friends Mercy Land have released their debut EP Termites. An epic intro that burrows in like a swarm you didn’t see coming—relentless, romantic, and pulsing with promise. Dropped on Halloween 2025 via Feature Bug Studios, the five-track set chews through the drywall of early-aughts nostalgia, spitting out dream […]
Not all summer songs have to be bright and cheerful. Some of the best summer bangers have a dark thread running through them. Our recent discovery Mercy Land is ready to take charge of your dark summer with a brand new single. The duo of Laura Jinn and Tatum Gale provide a darkwave/synthpop sound that […]
Waves_On_Waves releases a new album in collaboration with a plethora of other artists, Synthony Of Destruction is stylistically diverse while remaining cohesive in tone. This project is a revival of a combined amalgamation of post-industrial, goth-rock, synthwave, and more. A revitalization of retro dark and grit combined with a modern flair of pop stylings and […]
With today being Valentine’s Day, there are always a lot of feelings out there. Some celebrating the love of the season and others looking down on the capitalistic view of a Hallmark holiday. There is pressure on both sides. Our new discovery VRL offers her take with the new single “Kill 4 U Die 4 […]
The Fibs self-titled second studio album isn’t a particularly cheerful affair – if you’re searching for life-affirming uplift, look elsewhere. Preston Newberry’s lyrical gifts grapple with life in all its unwieldy internal and external manifestations and definitely possess a curt focus driving to the heart of each song’s subject matter. There’s a frame of reference […]
Music has always been known to be a savior. It can bring us out of our own depths and give us reason to enjoy life. Our recent discovery $ky Yung has recently started using the art of creating music to bring him from a depression. This has related deeply with a growing following that is […]
Brian Edblad and his new record “Flypaper for Freaks” is a stylistic tour de force. Effortlessly tying together elements of funk, jazz, and synth pop, the colorful arrangements work wonders. The flourishes of sound include inspired saxophone solos, organ vamps, elastic synthesizer grooves, and even a little bit of acoustic guitar. Akin to a vast […]
