“Field Recording”

“Fun guitar songs for gamers.”

“Uncover the murder mystery of Ren Oshiro, a brilliant young hacker and activist who was working to expose corporate corruption; and those who may have motives for his demise.”

“some rough demos recorded in a few days”

“Dreamy bedroom shoegaze pop from a Scottish guy living In South Korea.”

“Vale of Tears” fuses the driving rhythm of drum & bass with the sheer intensity of metal - featuring hellish vocals from long time collaborator Andy Chavez.”

“Combining singer-songwriter Nathan’s emotive melodies & harmonious vocals mixed with Jesse’s spacey, ethereal production - this indie electronic / synth pop remix is perfect for a reflective night ...”

“A mission to space. The ship has become lost into the deep recesses of the void. What's out here? What experiences are to be faced?”

“Oxycodone fuses nostalgic Signalwave with trap elements, creating an unexplainable yet captivating sonic experience.”

“Pulsing, uplifting soundscapes with cinematic undertones.”

“The Extraction of the Stone of Madness is a record made in Chicago dedicated to its working class.”

“An auditory delight emitting positive frequencies”

“Bedroom lo-fi dream pop from PNW.”

“Lo-fi-post-shoegaze-rock slowcore from Arizona”

“Bedroom lo-fi dream pop from PNW.”

““Starburst” is a nostalgic journey back to the golden era of 90s video games.”

“Ambient minimal techno lo-fi pop from Nottingham, UK”

“Dark, psychedelic folk”

“it has a deep meaning that is hidden”

“Heart-melting bedroom indie folk from Orlando, Florida.”

“I once saw a falling star in the night sky. It was so close... I was sure I could find it. I never thought I would meet you. I hope we meet again.”

“An eclectic mix of AI-crafted beats and vibes—each track offers something new.”

“Combining surging synth, haunting guitar tones and winding soundscapes influenced by more classical overtones.”

“If one could image Brian Eno and Robert Fripp producing a guitar playing offspring, this is likely what the resulting music would sound like.”

“Who knew they would fit together so perfectly lolol”

“Dreamy bedroom pop from Glasgow.”

“Dreamy bedroom pop from Glasgow.”