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Ivory Daze – Chlorine EP
Ivory Daze are a grungy-shoegaze trio hailing from Lincoln, Nebraska, made up of longtime friends: Isahen Harms on guitar, vocals, and lyrics; Maeve Nelson on drums; and Van Foster on…
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Sunglasz Vendor – “I’ll Do To You Yourself”
Sunglasz Vendor are an emo-alternative three-piece from Bristol, and “I’ll Do To You Yourself” marks their first single since the release of their debut album earlier this year.
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Local Weatherman – “Thread”
NYC-based pop-punk outfit Local Weatherman have dropped a fiery new single, “Thread.” Their heaviest release to date, the track dives into the mental chaos of having no “release valve” when your thoughts…
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Radderall & Muzzy Fossa – “Lana Lane”
Radderall and Muzzy Fossa’s upcoming concept album The Club Is Open promises to be a richly layered exploration of duality. The duo (coined R.A.M.) crafts a narrative around two characters in pursuit…
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Angela Autumn – “Millionaire Money”
Angela Autumn is a Nashville-based country artist originally from Appalachia, and she channels the haunting beauty of her home region into her music. She started playing music when she was…
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Hirons – “The Rabbit Hole”
Hirons is the musical project of British-American singer-songwriter, Jenny Hirons. Their latest single “The Rabbit Hole” is about being with someone who brings joy and escape, yet sensing the potential…
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Q&A: Nuzzle
From the gritty suburbs of Rosemead to the indie enclaves of Santa Cruz, Nuzzle carved out a distinct place in the 1990s emo scene. Active from 1992 to 2001, the…
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Jay Feelbender – “Benny’s Sleepover”
Jay Feelbender, the alt-pop project of Toronto’s Jacob Switzer, kicks off their debut album Gallery of Desire with “Benny’s Sleepover,” a track that blends emotional vulnerability with infectious indie rock energy. The…
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Westside Cowboy – “Don’t Throw Rocks”
Westside Cowboy’s new single arrives alongside the announcement of their second EP, set for release in January 2026. The track, “Don’t Throw Rocks”, takes its time to build, showcasing the band’s…
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Guitar – We’re Headed To The Lake
When a band names their project after an instrument, you assume it’s tongue-in-cheek. But Guitar, from Portland, OR, take this a step further – naming themselves after the most prevalent…
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P.E. – “The Fiction Writer”
P.E.’s latest single, “The Fiction Writer,” is the title track from their upcoming third album, due out next month on Wharf Cat Records. The song evokes the quiet introspection of a steady fall stroll, where drifting thoughts mirror the ebb and flow of its sonic textures.
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Ribbon Skirt – PENSACOLA EP
Montreal-based Ribbon Skirt carve out a space where shoegaze haze collides with electronic-pop precision and alternative-rock attitude. Their new four-track EP, PENSACOLA, is noisy yet melodic, unpredictable yet intentional. Across…
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Young Couple – “Isn’t anything”
Young Couple is a Danish art-rock band that intersects a variety of genres – drawing inspiration from shoegaze, dream-pop, ambient, neo-psychedelia, and post-rock – all under an umbrella of experimental…
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Cmdr Cody – “Love Was Gone”
Cmdr Cody is a Texas-based solo artist who marries guitars with a variety of electronic instruments to create songs that are dance-y, yet grounded and purposeful. The third single from…
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Murida – “Tied”
Portland-based pop rock project Merida unveil their latest single, “Tied,” a poignant preview of their upcoming album Radar Aware, set to release tomorrow. The track explores the emotional weight of feeling…
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Prewn – System
Prewn is the musical project of Massachusetts-based Izzy Hagerup, and System is her sophomore album, building on the DIY spirit of her debut. Hagerup shares, “I think a large continuity of the…
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764-Hero – We’re Solids EP
Seattle natives 764-Hero alongside record label Cascadia Archives will be reissuing a release of the band’s acclaimed EP, We’re Solids, come November 7th. It will be the label’s premiere release…
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Buddie – “Stressed in Paradise”
“Stressed in Paradise” is the latest single from Buddie – a fuzzy, grunge-pop tune that explores the pitfalls of modern society through the lens of previous generations. Now a four-piece band,…
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h. pruz- “Arrival”
With the release of “Arrival,” h. pruz (aka Hannah Pruzinsky) introduces a new chapter of introspective soundscapes and lyrical depth. As the lead single from the forthcoming album Red Sky At…
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Tiberius – “Moab”
Tiberius self-coins their sound as “farm emo,” blending emotional alternative with the teetering textures of pedal steel and banjo. On their forthcoming record, a journey through love, loss, and limerence;…
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Micah E. Wood – “Melted Away”
Micah E. Wood sets the tone for his latest project with “Melted Away,” a swaying, jazzy, and irresistibly cool album opener that radiates full-bodied good vibes. The track balances lush…
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Star Card – “Lena”
Star Card is a lo-fi noise-pop band from Brooklyn, New York, and “Lena” is the debut single ahead of their upcoming album, Trash World. “Lena” offers a first glimpse into the…
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Pictureplane – “Weeping Sky”
Pictureplane is the industrial “gothic hip-hop” project of Travis Egedy, a Brooklyn-based artist who splits his time between music, fashion, and art. His latest single, “Weeping Sky,” comes ahead of…
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Absolute Losers – “At The Same Time”
Absolute Losers’ new track, “At The Same Time,” is a quintessential power-pop anthem built to jam out to. It’s an instant earworm, and following their debut single “In the Crowd” – the lead-up…
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Lillian King – “Tiber Creek”
Lillian King’s “Tiber Creek” is a poignant ode to the river that runs beneath Washington, D.C.’s National Mall – a hidden waterway that her father walked for years while undergoing cancer treatments.…
