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Kara-Lis Coverdale – “Daze”
Coverdale holds the philosophy that “voice is beyond human,” masterfully putting to sound her thoughts and feelings.
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100%WET – Leave It EP
Coining themselves as “hypergaze” is about as accurate as you can be; while 100%WET are guitar heavy, they also focus on electronic production, dreamy vocals, and energetic drum-and-bass-inspired beats.
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Speedial – “Tourist”
On their third single, London-based Speedial have woven a sound that joins elements of jazz, math rock, and post rock, creating a unique and intriguing sound.
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Kaleah Lee – “Fever”
“Fever” further realizes Kaleah Lee’s foothold in the indie-folk space. There’s an honest delicacy that she is continuing to hone in on with this single, wearing her heart on her…
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Jesse Kivel – “The House of Nassi”
Jesse Kivel’s “The House of Nassi” blends nostalgic country charm with reflections on fleeting memories, aging, and the shifting intimacy of human connections in a digital age, inspired by a…
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Products Band – “It’s Not True, It Works”
Products Band, formed in 2017, blend math rock, 90s alternative, and art pop in their new single “It’s Not True, It Works,” showcasing distinct member influences and engaging dynamics.
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Mei Semones – “I can do what I want”
Mei Semones’s third single, “I can do what I want,” from her upcoming debut album Animaru, stands out with its unique blend of indie, bossa nova, and jazz, showcasing her…
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Sunny Daze & The Weathermen – “Action Required”
“Action Required” is a fresh earworm for those egg-punks craving a new call-and-response anthem.
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Phelles – “Azure”
Phelles creates a blend of African and Middle Eastern sounds in “Azure”, out now on Argentina-based label AMITABHA Records.
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Colin Miller – “Cadillac”
There’s no easy way to process loss, but Colin Miller has channeled his emotions into his music, using the creative process as a way to cope and honor the memory…
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Show Review: Benjamin Booker & Kenny Segal (Marquis Theater, 2/13/2025)
Benjamin Booker began in the DIY punk scene and worked his way through many musical incarnations, including garage rock and blues rock, all influenced by Americana sounds, a reflection of…
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Free Range – “Hardly”
Free Range releases “Hardly” as the lead single from their upcoming album Lost & Found, which delves into heartfelt songwriting, the challenge of vulnerability in daily life, and the complexities…
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Alma Owren – “Outcast”
“Outcast” is the debut single from Alma Owren, a 19-year-old Norwegian-born artist, now based in Los Angeles. From growing up on a farm by the woods, to living in one…
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Show Review: Home Front (Soda Bar, 12/10/2024)
Home Front from Edmonton, Alberta are currently one of the most exciting bands from not just Canada but around the world. The band was conceived in 2021 by indie rock…
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Eel Men – “Exeter Exit”
London based Eel Men formed back in tumultuous 2021, and they just dropped a new track titled “Exeter Exit”. The song delivers a sonnet of radicalized lyrics and catchy guitar…
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Horsegirl – “Julie”
Horsegirl are a band of best friends and this connection comes out in their music time and time again. From their upcoming release comes “Julie”, which serves as the album’s centerpiece.
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Ripsime – “Paradise”
Ripsime hones in on her electro-pop fantasies in “Paradise.” The track creates a lush atmosphere with layers upon layers that continue to pique your interest with every subsequent listen.
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Daneshevskaya – “Scrooge”
Daneshevskaya’s new song “Scrooge” is a whimsical track, rooted in sadness yet staying true to the artist’s romantic tinge.
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The Treedome – The Comfort In Being Sad
The Treedome’s debut album, The Comfort In Being Sad, is the perfect breakup album – it radiates such an aura of longing; it’s that midnight kiss that never arrives. The…
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mary in the junkyard – “this is my california”
mary in the junkyard is one of the UK’s most promising new creative forces and their new single, “this is my california,” is something of a breath of fresh air…
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Smoke Break – Self-Titled EP
Smoke Break has released their debut Self-Titled EP, a four-track sonic journey through a range of inspiration and emotion. The hard-hitting tracks offer a diverse array of genres; over an…
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Safe Mind – “6′ Pole”
Safe Mind is the new, collaborative project between Boy Harsher’s Augustus Muller and LUCY (aka Cooper B. Handy). “6′ Pole” is their debut single released last month, just ahead of the duo’s first…
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The Okmoniks – Afterparty Fever!!!
The Okmoniks are back to keep the party going with Afterparty Fever!!! The aptly dubbed sophomore LP follows the band’s debut Party Fever!!! released back in 2008. The new record…
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Suburban Eyes – Self-Titled LP
Where oh where do I even begin with this one! I am such a huge fan of Boys Life, Mineral, and Christie Front Drive. I still completely nerd out at…
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Mondo Cozmo – It’s PRINCIPLE!
Josh Ostrander is the force behind Mondo Cozmo, and It’s PRINCIPLE! is his fourth album under the moniker. Ostrander’s roots lie in Philly, where he started as a singer-songwriter, but…
