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Editor Picks
Sound + image · curated weekly

SONIQPIX is our editors weekly three tier curation: one indie gem, one current year standout, and one legacy track from the archives. A mix of discovery, now, and nostalgia, chosen with intent, edge, and a whole lot of taste.

This week's picks by Danny Dorko
01/26/2026
Indie Pick Selected by Danny Dorko
“Dusty”
Kings of Leon · 2003
Driven by atmosphere rather than confession, the track lets texture, pacing, and mood set the tone. It feels distant and deliberate, more about environment than emotion, unfolding slowly instead of pulling you in all at once.
Current Year Selected by Danny Dorko
“Autopilot”
ALEXSUCKS · 2026
Built on soft electronics and emotional drift, “Autopilot” leans into that familiar space where intimacy meets circuitry. It’s wistful, melodic, and quietly absorbing — the kind of track that turns isolation into comfort rather than distance.
Legacy Track Selected by Danny Dorko
“I’m on Fire”
Bruce Springsteen · 1984
A masterclass in understatement. “I’m on Fire” simmers rather than explodes, letting silence, space, and quiet longing do the heavy lifting. It’s Springsteen at his most intimate — proof that intensity doesn’t need volume to leave a mark.

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