Sergio Napoletano's 'Memory Aisle' evokes nostalgia for the '90s indie rock scene for one, and for those moments that nestle deep into the heart for another.
"Town Without Soul" oozes with Fred Wickham Caravan's raw, poetic lines, unadulterated singing, and the (signature for the genre) slide guitars that sound like a summer childhood memory.
Taylor Alexander delivers an excellent baroque pop/Americana combination on 'Hymns for a Hollow Earth.'
Denver quartet The Barlow locate their music in the essence of Americana sound with 'New Year, Old Me.'
Dave Vampfer’s "Trick of Life Medley" just might do the trick to draw attention to his upcoming album.
Eric Anders & Mark O'Bitz continue their music in the time of the coronavirus series with 'Stuck Inside', a quality album about Americana and moody rock.
Have you ever wondered what a funk version of Depeche Mode would sound like? Something like "Scratch & Dent Blonde" by Magnum Dopus.
With his third album, 'Leap of Faith', Arnab Sengupta, shows all the hidden treasures that can lie in so-called "sophisticated pop."
Shawna Virago delivers another good alt-country effort with her transgender-themed new single.
'2030' is a thought-provoking and enlightening narrative that explores the unconventional, liberal, and scientific approach to the fate of our existence, as Johnny Boston documents the first attempt to reanimate FM-2030’s cryogenically preserved brain.
On 'Don't Shoot The Messenger!' Chicago's Livingroom show that good pop can actually have substance.
With "Whap Clatter," hip-hop artist Eclipseye presents a strong statement against the wair in Ukraine.
On his "space ambient" album 'Sounds From Space 2', Dylan Tauber delivers short, sharp compositions to great effect.
Drew Smith comes up with some pure unabashed, and at the same time, great pop on his newest EP 'Git Along, Little Doggie.'
On 'I get along without you very well', Ellen Arkbro & Johan Graden come up with musical explorations that are at the same time experimental, meditative, and introspective.
On 'Unwind' singer-songwriter Marty Thompson takes the psych jam route with firm and assured steps.
On 'II' French trio Bada-Bada show what a combination between jazz and techno should sound like.
Ajay Mathur shows with his latest single, "I Need You Now", what the combination of pop and Indian music should sound like.
With 'Zed Zed' Dau presents a showcase on how to create ambient music without the use of electronics.
Being a classic R&B treat, Sha Davis’ album 'Songs I Wrote When You Left' is the musical equivalent of a tempting piece of chocolate.
With 'The Lake Sessions,' Dopus Opus evoke all the good psych sounds of the '60s and early '70s West Coast.
Brookly artist Nisa is able to spice up the songs on 'Exaggerate' with some intriguing left-field pop elements.
On 'Don't Say Anything' The Grand Southern is able, at the same time, to recreate the Laurel Canyon sound and bring it to current times.
With 'Backyard Astronomy' Chris Forte shows what a varied and inspired guitar album can sound like.