The Mukherjee Development are pretty well known for releasing songs that incorporate folk roots and Country crossovers while still leaning toward classic rock through their guitar tones and songwriting. If you haven't caught them yet, the band's 2025 record, Square Up On A Curve, certainly gives you a great representation of what they do. However, the brand new single, "Tatters," offers a much more pop-focused feel and sound, moving along with an infectious rhythm, clear vocals, and an almost...

Kyle Grimm just dropped a new record that features original compositions along with performances written by other composers, and the whole thing with this record is that it blends a cinematic element with upright or double bass, and does so by way of bringing on mass amounts of experimentation and sound sculpting along the way. The forever eve album is riddled with expansive tonalities and a knack for creating and combining sounds that you may not figure would go together, but it works...

A beautiful album release from Kelariz Keshavarz comes through with a wonderful in depth and beautifully constructed set of pieces performed entirely by solo flute, and this is the kind of album that you can really sit and take the time to soak in as the pieces are a little transcending, beautifully performed, and have a certain tonal warmth coming from the instrument that has a way of wrapping itself around you and keeping you in a very particular kind of headspace. The album is called...