With five albums under his belt and a sixth on its way, Glorybots’ Ethan Drone continues to cultivate a unique sound rooted in free-flowing creativity, leading to the band’s upcoming album mad.end.

“Big Time” camouflages its melancholy theme through its playful instrumentation, upbeat rhythm, and feel-good atmosphere.

Built on a foundation of driving synth-pop beats and paper-thin, airy vocals, ‘Smoke’ creates an atmospheric haze of introspective nostalgia.

Set against a backdrop of gently haunting, delicate instrumentation and Doyle’s unmistakable, spectral vocals, “Bad Days” captures the intimacy of two people weathering the same internal storm. It’s ...

Transmission has carved out a unique space in the trance sphere, elevating the genre beyond mere sound to create immersive ...

Canadian indie-pop duo Bibi Club has announced a deluxe version of their acclaimed 2024 album Feu de Garde, titled Feu de ...