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Hysteria – “Angela”
Hysteria is a four-piece alternative rock band based in Los Angeles, led by the creative vision of Dakota Cosgrove. On their latest single, “Angela,” Cosgrove’s raw, emotional vocals rise above…
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Forest – “Prosthetic Stars”
Forest is the project of Los Angeles-based artist Siena Forest, and their latest single, “Prosthetic Stars,” opens in full alternative shoegaze fashion – a rush of swirling guitars and dense,…
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mypilotis – “fence sitter”
mypilotis (pronounced my-pea-loh-tea) is the Texas-based solo indie-rock project of multi-instrumentalist Chesca Umeno. Their new single, “fence sitter,” dives into the paralysis of indecision and the feeling of being chronically…
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Ellie Heath – “I’m Too Old (For This Shit)”
Ellie Heath’s new single, “I’m Too Old (For This Shit),” bursts open with a bright, whistle-along melody that immediately sets a playful tone. The Edmonton-based artist frames the track as…
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Lizzie Reid – “Sweet Relief”
Lizzie Reid’s new single “Sweet Relief” immediately conjures a gothic, dark, and spacious atmosphere. Subtle production touches ripple through the background, adding depth and keeping the track from feeling two-dimensional.…
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Verse Metrics – “Sea Fairies (We’re Not Alone In This Lake)”
Verse Metrics, formed in 2009 in Scotland, craft a sound that blends emotionally charged post-rock and indie rock with subtle math-rock. On their new single, “Sea Fairies (We’re Not Alone…
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The Notwist – “Projectors”
The Notwist, a seven-piece band from Germany, return with “Projectors,” a folk and country-tinged song threaded with brass interludes. The track brings together all of the guests featured on their…
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Cashier – “Part From Me”
Cashier, the Lafayette, Louisiana four-piece, have released their new track “Part From Me,” a heavy, grungy meditation on mismatched connections. The song centers on two incompatible people who can’t quite…
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Bones Forever – “Socks at the End of the World”
Bones Forever is the Brooklyn-based solo project of Ben Weinman. His debut track, “Socks at the End of the World,” follows an emotional arc of heartbreak, recovery, and reflection. It…
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Scuzbot – “Talking”
Scuzbot’s new single “Talking” is instantly infectious, sweeping you up into its uplifting gust of yearning and reflection. The Pennsylvania-based pop-punk band leans hard into their their melodic songwriting chops…
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Kevin Morby – “Javelin”
Kevin Morby’s new single “Javelin” captures the ache of loving someone while constantly being on the move. Inspired by the experience of restlessly traveling the world with a partner only…
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Trembler – Total Sorry EP
Total Sorry is the new EP from Houston-based Trembler. It marks the band’s first EP release since their 2022 album Folding. With these five new tracks, Trembler reinvent their approach…
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The Black Keys – “You Got to Lose”
Sometimes the best way to get back on the right path is to revisit your past and figure out what went missing. Retracing your steps can be enlightening and shake…
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Ritt Momney – “GUNNA”
Ritt Momney is back with a new single titled “GUNNA,” taken from their upcoming third album, BASE – their first full-length release in five years. The Salt Lake City–based project,…
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Step Children – “PCH”
In these colder months, there’s nothing more refreshing than the vision, touch, and feeling of a crisp California evening sunset. Cruising with the top down, the breeze just the right…
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Wendy Eisenberg – “Meaning Business”
“Meaning Business” captures Wendy Eisenberg at their most structured folk songwriting yet. It opens with harmonically rich chords that gradually unfurl into a sweep of baroque-pop influenced sound. The instrumentation…
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Pigeon – “Miami”
Pigeon’s new track “Miami” is instantly infectious, beckoning an invitation to incite a dance party wherever you are. The jittery synth line is restless and the vocals are insistent, never…
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vegas water taxi – “jamie xx”
The new single “jamie xx” from East London country slackers vegas water taxi finds bandleader Ben Hambro in the crosshairs of a tragedy-meets-comedy. It opens as an easygoing, unhurried alt-country tune that…
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The Orielles – “You are Eating a Part of Yourself” / “To Undo the World Itself”
The Orielles from Manchester have released a double-single ahead of their fourth full-length album, Only You Left. The new tracks, “You are Eating a Part of Yourself” and “To Undo…
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Knats – “Wor Jackie”
Jazz fusion group Knats from Newcastle is led by lifelong best friends Stan Woodward (bass) and King David-Ike Elechi (drums). “Wor Jackie” comes ahead of Knats’ sophomore album, A Great…
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Brigitte Calls Me Baby – “Slumber Party”
Brigitte Calls Me Baby from Chicago has released a new track, “Slumber Party,” along with their sophomore album announcement. The new single explodes with an energetic anthem that feels both…
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Photokem – “Cactus Flower”
Photokem’s new track “Cactus Flower” is the lead single from their upcoming debut album slated for release next month. The five-piece is composed of Nana Acheampong (vocals), Nico Fennell (piano,…
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untitled freak – “birthday”
untitled freak is the solo project of Ali Genevich, who previously fronted shoegaze band Laveda. After their recording cycle with Laveda came to a close, Ali started writing and recording…
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Bory – “By The Lake”
Portland-based Bory blends power-pop with jangle-pop in their latest single, “By The Lake.” The song arrives ahead of their sophomore album set for release this spring. The project is the…
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girl from the interstate – Winter Lady
girl from the interstate is the solo project of Salt Lake City musician Alexis Clark. Prior to landing in Utah, Alexis lived in and travelled through much of the United…
