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Maneater – “Good Things”
Maneater is the collaborative duo of longtime friends Lindsay and DJ, who decided to officially commit their decades-long creative partnership to tape. Their sound is influenced by 2010s indie rock,…
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Cherry i – “The Arsonist”
“The Arsonist” is the third single released by London-based Cherry i. The band are meticulously curating a discography of atmospheric songs that seem forever on the verge of buckling under…
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Tuxis Giant – You Won’t Remember This
On their new album, You Won’t Remember This, Tuxis Giant works to further sculpt their brand of emotional indie with a country edge. Descriptive lyrics about personal events throughout the…
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Heaven For Real – “Hold Me Back”
Heaven For Real is the experimental and bright indie rock project of twins Mark and J. Scott Grundy. For more than a decade, the duo’s dynamic of Mark’s lyric-driven songwriting…
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kennedy mann – dupes of nobody
Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter kennedy mann returns with her latest release dupes of nobody, a raw and intimate EP that showcases her grit for stripped-down storytelling. The title, borrowed from a line…
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Pomodoro – “Weathered” + “Gun”
Pomodoro is the jangly alternative project of Phoenix resident Alex Zahn, whose distinct approach to songwriting and guitar work reveals an artist unafraid to embrace emotion and pour their entire…
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Cloud Nothings – Life Is Only One Event & The Black Hole Understands
Cloud Nothings rereleased duo albums Life Is Only One Event and The Black Hole Understands, which were originally released for the first time five years ago via Bandcamp during our…
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Festival Coverage: Project Pabst 2025
At the picturesque Waterfront Park in Portland, Oregon, Project Pabst struck the perfect balance between accessibility and intimacy, merging eras of punk with indie and emo.
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Georgia Maq – “Slightly Below The Middle”
“Slightly Below The Middle” reckons with some of Georgia Maq’s most complex and honest storytelling to date, while marking a full commitment to a country-leaning sound. The Australian artist, formerly…
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Scarlet Rae – “The Reason I Could Sleep Forever”
Scarlet Rae has released another track from her upcoming EP, No Heavy Goodbyes, which will be out this fall. “The Reason I Could Sleep Forever” feels like an open-locket moment,…
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Iona Zajac – “Anton”
In her latest single, Iona Zajac confronts toxic masculinity, reflecting on formative experiences from her youth. “Anton” features a sparse arrangement that places Zajac’s vocals front and center. The song…
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Tanner York – Welcome To The Shower
Tanner York’s debut album Welcome To The Shower is an invitation you won’t soon forget. Many of the tracks are weird in the true sense of the “weirdo music” genre,…
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Show Review: Ben Kweller (Urban Lounge, 7/14/2025)
Ben Kweller stopped by Urban Lounge in SLC in support of his emotionally poignant new album, Cover The Mirrors – one of our favorite records of the year and, what I once thought was impossible, Kweller’s best album yet.
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Lord Huron – The Cosmic Selector Vol. 1
The term “kaleidoscopic” may be overused when describing music that’s even mildly psychedelic or richly layered, but it feels like a term almost tailor-made for Lord Huron’s sound. There’s a unique magic…
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BRNDA – “Peach Pit”
Washington, D.C.’s BRNDA have unveiled their latest single, “Peach Pit,” a warmly textured and delightfully offbeat track that arrives ahead of the band’s forthcoming fourth album, out this fall.
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Ada Lea – “something in the wind”
Ada Lea’s new track “something in the wind” creates an uplifting atmosphere that pulls you into the depths of emotional vulnerability.
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Pickle Darling – “Human Bean Instruction Manual”
Pickle Darling is the quirky indie-pop project of New Zealand-based Lukas Mayo. Their latest single, “Human Bean Instruction Manual,” is an ode to adulthood.
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Project Diem – “Dead Pop”
In “Dead Pop,” lush guitars and analog textures intertwine with distant echoes of lo-fi pop, breathing a warm honesty into the music.
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Superstar Crush – “They Keep Calling”
“The Keep Calling” is a romantic indie-rock-meets-baroque-pop ballad from Ontario’s Superstar Crush.
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beaming – beaming EP
beaming blossomed through a series of fated encounters in Los Angeles, where both Derek Ted and Braden Lawrence had found themselves after years of working in different sectors of the…
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Show Review: BRONCHO (Urban Lounge, 6/18/2025)
Since their debut, BRONCHO has been a fun, playful band that wrote and performed catchy garage-pop and indie-surf songs. They are currently on tour promoting their new album Natural Pleasure,…
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Dean Johnson – “Before You Hit The Ground”
Dean Johnson’s music is a slow burn – years in the making, rich with storytelling, and deeply reflective. The folk artist spent decades writing and playing music before finally releasing…
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Moving Mountains – “Ghosts”
New York natives Moving Mountains are back with a single track release “Ghosts” from an upcoming album that will be out by the end of this month. Well-known for their…
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Coral Grief – “Latitude”
Who doesn’t love a band with a pun-inspired name? Seattle’s Coral Grief have released their new single, “Latitude” – a weighty dream-pop track that deliberately sways you through its hazy undertones.…
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Quinton Barnes – Black Noise
Quinton Barnes establishes that he is a force to be reckoned with on his new album, Black Noise. This is the sixth album from the Montreal-based solo artist, who has…
