Albums & EPs

Askari’s A Box of Chocolates treats adulthood as accumulation rather than arrival. Across seven tracks, the American rapper works through grief, pressure, faith, confidence, fear, and self-correction without forcing those experiences into a neat arc. The production…

Eva Rose approaches heartbreak with unusually clean logic on The Last Laugh, her 13-track American Indie Pop debut. The album is guitar-driven, candid, and often funny, but its real strength is restraint. Rose does not treat pain as spectacle. She breaks it into recognizable behaviors: staying too long, romanticizing…

Amistat build “everything in between” from small gestures: breath, friction, restraint, and the quiet pressure of two voices moving as one. The American Indie Folk project is chill, laidback, and vintage in surface tone, but its emotional structure is more exact than casual…

Dust has a memory, and on WILD WEST: AMERICAN STORIES, Grant Maloy Smith lets that memory rise slowly through strings, wood, weather, and voice. The American artist’s 18-song Americana and Folk album moves with the patience of an old landscape painting coming…

A river rarely announces the moment it changes direction; light shifts across the surface, a current bends around stone, and suddenly the landscape is moving somewhere new. Mietta’s debut album When The Water Stills carries that same patient, almost cinematic motion. Rooted in Australia’s Mornington Peninsula on Bunurong Country, the ten-track acoustic…

Love Ghost built Cintas Perdidas around movement—between countries, languages, genres, and emotional states. Created during a period when frontman Finnegan “Finn” Bell left the United States and immersed himself in Mexico, the 15-track album began as raw…

Pressure changes the way a room sounds. Doors feel heavier, silence gets suspicious, and ordinary objects start carrying menace. Italian rapper Ari Selva and Swiss producer Vaynex understand that psychology on Camera Di Pressione, an eight-track collaboration built from dense writing…

A flag can wave without saying a word, but music has to earn its colors. Roko Beats & Yung Déco understand that pressure on “O Canada,” a 16-track Hip-Hop album that reframes national identity through cinematic production, laidback drums, and modern Texas-fueled rap delivery…

Torne treats memory less like an archive than a landscape on Phases, his 14-track self-produced album released September 4. The Los Angeles artist moves through R&B, soul-pop, indie, electronic music, dance and UK garage without allowing the project to fracture into disconnected experiments…

A record can behave like a coat of armour: impressive from a distance, cumbersome once the wearer remembers there is a body underneath. Toronto, Canada band Spring Colours bring that tension into relief on “The Courage Cloak,” a ten-track album released March 27, 2026, following a steady grassroots rise built through loud…

A half-lit rehearsal room can preserve a band’s ghost better than any photograph, holding the shape of unfinished songs until the people who made them are ready to return. Farnborough, England band I Plead Irony bring that suspended energy into This Monologue Conversation…

UNTER STRØM’s latest EP project Between Forms breathes as a compact but forceful architectural statement from the Los Angeles and San Diego electronic duo, pairing industrial shadow with melodic precision. Built by Alex Gonzales of Matte Blvck and John Kunkel of The New Division and John Grand, the project…

A city at night can sometimes feel like it is whispering in code, every passing train, pub doorway, traffic light, and overheard confession turning into a private omen. Antony Szmierek’s Decoding Birdsong lives inside that exact sensation. The UK artist returns with a thirteen-track sophomore album that folds house, electronica, disco-tinted….

Don’t Date Kate’s Sorry So Sloppy is the kind of album that makes more sense once you stop expecting it to sit neatly inside one genre. Across nine songs and roughly 28 minutes, the American project moves between indie pop, funk, rock, and unmistakable traces of ’80s pop, with synthesizers…

A cracked mirror can still catch the whole room if the light hits nasty enough. On ...Then After?, American act Outsideness take the outsider language introduced on ...From What? and kick it into a wider, stranger arena. The project, built around the collaboration between Freidrich$ and Azalias, has always carried that fascinating…