
Sirenglas – Still You Move
Sirenglas isn’t here to hold your hand and sing you a lullaby. The Vancouver dark electronic project just dropped “Still You Move“, and it’s a

first known use – Yielding
Not every band thinks they’re a bunch of geniuses inventing music from thin air. Some know the songs are already out there in the ether,

Sound Waves # 65
• Weekly Song Recommendations • Alba Liv’s “softswallowfly” creates an intriguing musical experience, drawing listeners into its own distinctive atmosphere with an appealing blend of

Easy Thieves – Dissonance
Easy Thieves aren’t here to mess around. The Dallas outfit just dropped “Dissonance“, and it hits like a sudden storm rolling across an empty highway.

JOHN DORIAN – TWO SWANS
JOHN DORIAN doesn’t do happy accidents. The Brooklyn singer-songwriter, a fourth-generation remove from Dorian Gray (yes, that Dorian Gray), has built a career on staring

New Nobility – Be Cool
Distance doesn’t kill rock and roll. New Nobility proves that by slamming together talent from three different continents to deliver “Be Cool“. This is a

Until They Burn Me – coven
October 31st was the perfect drop day for a record that sounds like it was recorded in a haunted cabin deep in the woods. Until

Aaron Lewis Moore – Crash Modern
Aaron Lewis Moore doesn’t care about playing the industry game, and that’s exactly why his new single “Crash Modern” hits so hard. The Bexley-based rocker

Krumbukten – My Heart May Slumber
Helsinki’s Krumbukten is stepping into the arena with “My Heart May Slumber“, and it’s a track that doesn’t only play—it breathes. As the first taste

The Lunar Keys – Sinner
The Lunar Keys are back, and they’re not here to hold your hand. Dropping on November 9th, right on the new moon, “Sinner” is a

RISE – Talking To Your Ghost Again
Losing a bandmate isn’t merely a lineup change; it leaves a permanent scar. Liverpool’s RISE knows that pain all too well, and they’re pouring every

Energy Whores – Army of the Insane
Energy Whores aren’t here to hold your hand. They are here to shove a megaphone in your face. On their new single “Army of the

It’s Doctor – Rash Vest
It’s Doctor aren’t here to save the world, and thank god for that. The London and Brighton alternative rock trio is back with a new

Def Nettle – Trauma Removal Machine
Def Nettle are back, and they are bringing the noise. The Irish punk-funk outfit just dropped “Trauma Removal Machine“, and it’s a sweaty, high-voltage collision

The House Flies – Lions and Ore
The House Flies are back, and they brought the gloom. The Moline, Illinois four-piece is set to drop their second full-length record, Lions and Ore,

Private Practice – Private Practice
Winter storms can either trap you or spark a fire. For Landis Wine, it sparked a whole new chapter. Under the moniker Private Practice, this



