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Q&A: Knightingale
Knightingale employ a sound that personifies the very core of doing what you want, and answering to no one. The band was founded by Indian native Ashwin a few years…
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Premiere + Q&A: Foliage – “III”
Today is the much anticipated release for Foliage’s third album, III. The dream-gaze project is curated singularly by San Bernadino native Manuel Joseph Walker, and III is the product of…
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Q&A: Cup
Cup’s music can be paralleled to the likes of Oh Sees, Ty Segall/GØGGS, Meatbodies, and really any fuzzy garage rock artist. If you’ve been craving something new in the genre,…
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Q&A + Show Review: No Vacation
No Vacation play calming indie music that would be the perfect soundtrack to stargazing on city rooftops and late night drives. The band has a seemingly effortless wholesome sound, which…
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Q&A: Playboy Manbaby
Playboy Manbaby are as strange as their name suggests, but in the best way possible.
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Q&A: LUCYS
LUCYS is a brand new band from Los Angeles, CA that play calming dream-pop with RnB undertones that can be compared to Her’s, Temporex, and other lo-fi artists in the…
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Q&A + Show Review: The Night Game
Martin Johnson is The Night Game, a relatively new alternative-pop project that is quickly gaining the attention of many. Martin is known largely for his involvement with his former band Boys…
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Q&A: Bear Call
Bear Call is an indie-garage-rock trio based out of San Francisco, although their origins place them all over the map. Starting as a solo bedroom project by frontman Skyler, the name…
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Q&A: Surf Rock Is Dead
Surf Rock is Dead are one of the few bands that give you a predisposed idea of what they sound like just by their name. But don’t be fooled, the…
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Q&A: Dante Elephante
Dante Elephante plays surfy garage-pop songs that are more than a perfect fit for the band’s home setting in Southern California.
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Q&A: Surf Dads
Surf Dads offers a surfy, yet pop-infused indie rock sound that can be compared to the likes of Surfer Blood, Yuck, and Wavves.
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Q&A: Celebrity Crush
Celebrity Crush are an indie band from Los Angeles, CA. The core band is comprised of long-time friends Jesse and Violet, with additional members Satchy, Zach, and Francesco on…
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Premiere + Q&A: Seldomo – “Superman”
Seldomo is the bedroom-folk creation conceived by New-Yorker Michael Corrado. Although based in Queens, Seldomo’s music elicits a sound that belongs on a roaming gypsy caravan, where the city is only…
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Q&A: Ruby Bones
Ruby Bones is a newly formed indie party-pop band based out of New Jersey, featuring members from Twin Berlin and Boxed Wine. Their latest self-titled album (released in May) is…
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Q&A: BEIJU
BEIJU is the brand new indie-electronic project of Caitlin Seager. I originally found out about BEIJU through one of her past lo-fi projects, Night Manager. Give them a listen below: Caitlin’s role…
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Premiere + Q&A: Chaand Soorij
Today, Chaand Soorij released his debut album – Wahid. Wahid is a collection of dynamic collaborations; each song featuring a different artist, and each song having it’s own unique story and…
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Q&A: Cinema Hearts
Cinema Hearts play feel-good retro music that transports you to a real-life musical in an old school ice cream parlor. The three-piece band is based out of Northern Virginia and…
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Q&A: Dream Haze – “Wisher”
Today, Dream Haze release their second EP, Wisher. Dream Haze is the Southern California punk-rock project of twin brothers James and Jake. The group’s new EP, Wisher, features four hard-hitting…
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Q&A: Lord Youth
Lord Youth plays music that you can’t really pin to one category. From fast-paced jivey songs, to downbeat ballads, Lord Youth offers a fresh sound that doesn’t sound like anything…
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Q&A: Able Baker
Able Baker is an indie rock band-of-friends based out of Minneapolis, MN. Their latest release, Fall Through Sparks, was released earlier this year and the album features a collection of…
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Q&A: Weston Smith
Earlier this month, Weston Smith released his first full-length album, Forest of Reflection. The appropriately named album features nine synthy songs that are both uplifting and calming. Weston Smith’s music…
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Premiere + Q&A: A Thousand Hours – “Sleep”
Today, A Thousand Hours release their second album, Sleep. This anthology of songs can be best described as “a diverse but cohesive mix of ethereal wave, shoegaze, dreampop and post-punk.”…
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Q&A: Antique Doll
Antique Doll are a ma-and-pa duo that create “moth-like music” in their living room. The euphonious duo are based in the UK and their music falls somewhere between a medieval…
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Q&A: Blushh
Blushh’s music sounds like the musical reverberations of teenage diary entries, complete with the backdrop of a pastel-pink bedroom.
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Q&A: The Suncharms
The Suncharms are the seemingly forgotten 90s shoegaze group – based out of Sheffield in the UK. After producing three EPs from 1990-1993, the band was never heard from again,…
