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Courting – Lust For Life
The album is a conceptual journey through love’s complexities, exploring the highs and lows of a fleeting romance and capturing the pitfalls of idealization.
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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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Billy Nomates – “The Test”
“The Test” is the lead single from Billy Nomates’ upcoming album, Metalhorse. Tor Maries of Billy Nomates shares that this track, the first one written for the new album, is…
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Frog Eyes – “I See The Same Things”
For the last several weeks Frog Eyes have been coyly teasing us, dropping releases from their upcoming album, The Open Up, officially out March 7. Originally forming in 2001, The…
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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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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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Show Review: Sports Team (HOB Voodoo Room, 12/9/2024)
Sports Team are out now on their first U.S. promotional tour for their upcoming third album, Boys These Days. The forthcoming album will be released next year via Bright Antenna…
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Sunset Rubdown – Always Happy To Explode
For years I’ve been a pretty avid fan of any endeavor Canadian artist Spencer Krug graces. From Wolf Parade, to Swan Lake and Frog Eyes, the renowned Sunset Rubdown is…
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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…
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Q&A: Big Bill
Big Bill are an Austin-based punk/art-rock band with a taste for the eclectic. The project was founded by brothers Eric and Cody Braden, and over the last decade has transformed…
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Menomena – The Insulation EP
Menomena have returned with their first new track releases in over ten years, The Insulation EP. This is definitely one of those bands that has traversed dynamically in sound and…
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Festival Coverage: Kilby Block Party 2024
When you think of the state Utah, I doubt the first thing that comes to your mind is the state’s music scene much less a music festival. I’m pretty sure…
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Moloch/Monolyth – How Strange It Is To Miss You When You’re Right Here Next To Me
I’m excited to share a release from April with you guys that’s really set the chipper vibe for me as the days begin to warm up. Allow me to introduce…
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Show Review: 26Fix (Observatory North Park, 5/17/2024)
On Friday night Pond came into town to play with 26fix at the Observatory North Park. At first it seems like an odd pairing when you look up 26fix and…
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Anti-South By 2024 Coverage: BODEGA
It became clear on Monday night that there were now two music festivals simultaneously happening. Typically at South By, there’s a mixture of official and unofficial showcases; but this year…
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Artist Spotlight: The Sols
The Sols are an indie rock band from San Diego, CA and their current rolodex of singles are a collection of catchy tunes that will get stuck in your head…
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Show Review: Tanlines (Soda Bar, 1/31/2024)
Tanlines are an electronic indie-pop band formed by Jesse Cohen and Eric Emm in 2008, who hit the indie scene hard with their debut album Mixed Emotions in 2012. Following…
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Buddie – Diving
In Diving, Buddie gives us the dose of positivity we can all benefit from right now, with a familiar yet gripping musical backdrop that “statement” music deserves.
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Funeral Lakes – Golden Season EP
Funeral Lakes from Toronto use their musical voice in the Golden Season EP to share the importance of climate change and taking it seriously.
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Pure Protein – Winner Goes Home EP
Coupled with his nostalgic genre fusion, Pure Protein adds expressive lyrics infused with honesty and a sense of longing that sweep you along for the ride.
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Mark Allen-Piccolo – “Yer Goin Up”
Oakland based singer-songwriter Mark Allen-Piccolo has released the latest single “Yer Goin Up” ahead of his sophomore album coming May 1st. The track opens with a familiar twangy surf-rock charm,…
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Coach Party – “Space”
Emerging Isle of Wight band Coach Party have shared their third catchy grunge-pop inspired track “Space” and accompanying music video, continuing on the emotional intensity paved by the band’s first…
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Yolkdrop – Self-Titled LP
Yolkdrop are a mildly eccentric, full-of-surprises indie rock group based out of Bloomington, IL. The band is comprised of members Kevin Latz (lead vocals, guitar), Grant Mitchell (bass, keys, programming,…
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Heaps – “Softly”
The Ontarian quartet released their debut single earlier this week and the energy-packed track titled “Softly” encompasses “an earnest meditation on emotional intelligence, what you present and who you are.”
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Luna Rosa – “Corrugated Steel”
In their new single “Corrugated Steel,” Luna Rosa orchestrate a modern take on alternative-psych by bringing pieces of familiar psych-rock and post-punk together with deep-stylized vocals reminiscent of UK indie-pop…
