Australian composer and songwriter Tommy Hynes conjures up Halloween mischief with Ding Dong Die! (Songs From the Motion Picture Soundtrack) — a three-track EP born from the upcoming horror-comedy Ding, Dong, Die! by Dark Attic Pictures. Balancing cinematic flair with pop sensibility, Tommy delivers eerie earworms that stand tall beyond the film. Ding Dong Die … More Tommy Hynes unveils new EP, Ding Dong Die! (Songs From the Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Baaj & Baaj has recently released his new EP There’s No Reason, which radiates positivity through shimmering synths, punchy guitar work, and crisp electronic textures. Each track pulses with gentle energy, blending introspection with infectious optimism. Echoes in the Mind and the title track There’s No Reason stand out—melodic, moody, and resonant. Rooted in jazz … More Baaj & Baaj’s latest EP, There’s No Reason

Lovina Falls have returned with Would That It Were, a five-track EP blending baroque synths, shadowy dream-pop, and post-punk flair. Spearheaded by Valerie Forgione, formerly of Mistle Thrush, the collection feels like a sonic memoir—lush, layered, and unflinchingly honest. From the sweeping melancholy of Ellery Way to the pulse and vocoder shimmer of In the … More Lovina Falls unveil new EP, Would That It Were

Danny Hammons’ debut EP Take The Long Road Home captures a decade of wandering, drawn from his time busking and traveling across the U.S. With a sound rooted in folk and hints of country-punk grit, the EP explores themes of longing, movement, and solitude. Standouts like Shooting Stars and Back To Colorado reflect Danny’s sharp … More Danny Hammons’ debut EP, Take The Long Road Home

Josh Jensen has just released his new EP, Eclectic Mementos, which shifts gears from his Americana roots into moody, beat-driven electronic territory. Created in his Seattle home studio, the project blends layered synths, textured percussion, and spontaneous, soulful vocals to explore themes of youth, fame fixation, and living in the now. Mixed and mastered by … More Josh Jensen unveils new EP, Eclectic Mementos

Captain Mantis, a Monterrey-based rock quartet formed by lifelong friends, have just released their bold and varied debut EP titled Vice Market. Produced by Paco Lazo and Andrés Lavalle, the four-track release spans from high-energy hard rock to lush balladry and Latin-infused grooves. Moonshine Alley kicks things off with raw power, while Galatea offers a … More Captain Mantis unveil debut EP, Vice Market

Ally Cribb marks the one-year anniversary of her Now EP with stripped-down acoustic versions of her tracks, Now, Know Better and Not This Time. These raw reinterpretations highlight her deeply personal songwriting and the emotional weight behind each lyric. With just her voice and guitar, Ally revisits the space where these tracks first came to … More Ally Cribb unveils new EP, Now (Acoustic)

Berlin-based artist MARC GUNDERMANN has stepped forward with KONSOLE, his debut solo EP, which is a rich tapestry of ambient electronics and experimental textures. Crafted between 2020 and 2025 across Berlin, Santa Barbara, and Amsterdam, each track weaves field recordings with analog warmth and modular synths. Drawing from his classical roots and years behind the … More MARC GUNDERMANN unveils debut solo EP, Konsole

Will Sims has just released his new EP titled, Do You Feel Alive?, which is a genre-blending triumph crafted over a decade of persistence. From punchy ska to atmospheric industrial, the album navigates an eclectic sonic landscape while staying emotionally grounded. Recorded at Deep End Studio with longtime collaborator Tony Correlli, Will overcame years of … More Will Sims unveils new EP, Do You Feel Alive?