Yakima folk artist Cascade Cody is all treats and no tricks on his six-track EP dedicated to the ookiest, spookiest holiday.

Rough, rowdy four-piece M.O.S.S. kill it wherever they land on their second EP of the year.

Seattle post-punk “supergroup” Little Venom pool their strengths together to unleash an excellent debut single about the act of pruning your life.

Medejin’s striking debut LP is a brooding, atmospheric dive into cool-toned waters and dense textures.

Collaborating with Oakland’s Day Wave, Natalie Lew provides another incredible dose of dream-pop on her second EP.

After five years, Wimps return to their signature fun punk on City Lights.

Seattle mind-flayers Flesh Produce go for broke on their loud, exhilarating new record, Couch Slime IV.

Versing sand down the noise and lean into pure guitar pop on their excellent follow-up to 2017’s Tape.

Dining Dead ditch the safety precautions on their firework-like new single.

Bad Optics’ The Visitor is a triptych of alarm bells and mordancy wrapped in hardcore punk energy.

The debut single by Seattle band Soft Boiled is an egg-cellent emulsion of Pixies-esque songwriting and pop harmonies.

Lightweight Champion serve up remarkably self-assured alt-country on their debut EP.

Black Ends’ new songs deliver expected greatness while also showcasing exciting new avenues for the band.

Shoegaze quintet Spiral XP return with a raucous collection of thoughtfully-executed tunes.