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Known for his dreamlike ambient-pop work as Aarktica, DeRosa integrates those signature otherworldly elements into the songs on his second full length, Black Halo, combining a certain kind of occult... more

Anchored is the debut solo release for Jon DeRosa, best known as leader of the Brooklyn-based drone-pop band Aarktica. With his eponymous solo release, DeRosa's sound evolves from the frozen tundra... more

After nearly two years of silence, Aarktica (aka Jon DeRosa) returns with it's fourth full-length release, it's most haunting and ambitious to date. Supported by an ensemble of horns, strings and... more

Jon DeRosa aka Aarktica is composer programmer & does vocals guitars harmonium & glockenspiel. Jon has also enlisted the help of friends Lorraine Lelis (of Mahogany) on vocals & one of the most... more

The Little Darla Has a Treat for You series is perhaps the world's most popular pop compilation series because it's always young fresh & cheap. Nothing sounds livelier & no compilation is packed full... more

2009 release from this experimental project led by Jon DeRosa. The album ends with Aarktica's cover of Danzig's 'Am I Demon?', turning the Blues-Metal classic into one of deadpan dark, atmospheric... more

Darla is proud to offer the fifth new record from Aarktica, the pop/rock/experimental group lead by New York's Jon DeRosa featuring Mascott's Kendall Meade and Drum Corps' Aaron Spectre as well as... more

2011 release that collects compilation appearances from 2000-2010. Electric Bird Noise has established itself as one of the southeast's premier Darkwave and Post Rock party bands over the past 15... more

Brooklyn's favorite country boys Pale Horse & Rider return with a stunner of a second album. Not to mention a new backing band a full sound & a batch of beautiful new songs. On Moody Pike PHR... more

Flare's haunting ballads possess a kind of stately regal grace sounding like the Velvet Underground's 'Heroin' heard through the dark New Wave visors of Morrissey. - The New York Times. Flare's LD... more

On their debut release Pale Horse & Rider reaches back into the fertile hotbed of country music circa-1940 & emerges with some of the most catchy & classic sounds this side of the Big River. A quiet... more

2009 from this ever-evolving Alt-Rock collective. Vlor started as a short-lived moody Pop band in 1992 and was revived as an acoustic Shoegazing duo in 1997 before falling apart again in 1998. In... more