Uncanny Valley Girls – 2 Vexed 2 Tired
London’s Uncanny Valley Girls have been kicking around the grassroots circuit since
Fading Signals – Eleven One
No games, no metaphors. Fading Signals wrote a love song, and they’re
Lyons Lane – You’ll Talk About It!
Lyons Lane is a five-piece out of Detroit, and their debut EP You’ll Talk About It! just dropped. Trust me, you’re gonna want to be
Uncanny Valley Girls – 2 Vexed 2 Tired
London’s Uncanny Valley Girls have been kicking around the grassroots circuit since 2018, and their new single “2 Vexed 2 Tired” shows exactly why they’ve built a
Milkie – Crystal
Let’s get one thing straight: Milkie isn’t here to play by the rules, and “Crystal” is proof. This Bristol-based songwriter, real name Hannah Millie Phipps, has been
Fading Signals – Eleven One
No games, no metaphors. Fading Signals wrote a love song, and they’re not sorry about it. “Eleven One” captures that stomach-drop moment when you realize you’re completely
ReeToxA – Double A Side 2 (Akaroa Erica And The Stars)
Let’s talk about a record that hits like a fist to the chest. ReeToxA just dropped “Double A Side 2 (Akaroa Erica And The Stars)“,
Sean MacLeod – That’s When the Earth Become a Star
Sean MacLeod has been kicking around the music game for over three decades, going back to his days in the Dublin band Cisco. He’s also
Sound Waves # 60
• Weekly Song Recommendations • “it’s what you know” pulls you into a hazy wall of guitar before its bruised vocals and relentless rhythm take
CREEPS – I will follow you
These Czech bruisers have been around since 2004, but they’re not resting on old glory. CREEPS went quiet for a long stretch, then came roaring back in
Blindness & Light – What Else?
There’s a band out there that doesn’t give a single damn about fitting into a neat little box, and they’ve got a new track called
The Timbre Project – Bass River Sessions
Let’s not beat around the bush. The Timbre Project just dropped “Bass River Sessions“, and it’s a ten-track, 39-minute rock record that feels like a
I Plead Irony – This Monologue Conversation
I Plead Irony just dropped their third album, “This Monologue Conversation“, and it’s the kind of record that reminds you why rock music still matters.
Eli Wise – Ghosts and Logic
After nearly a decade away from the game, Bay Area songwriter, composer, and multi-instrumentalist Eli Wise is back, and he’s swinging hard with his new
Grumbeaux – Now Is Near
There’s a documentary about Tim Z. Hernandez, a writer who spent over a decade chasing down the names of passengers who died in a California
Lawrence Timoni – Cheap Glass Halo
This one snuck up on me. Lawrence Timoni doesn’t come out swinging with a wall of distortion or a screaming chorus. Instead, he builds “Cheap Glass Halo”
John Muka Band – Bus Stop
There’s a weird kind of magic when a song written twenty years ago suddenly nails the exact mood of today. That’s exactly what John Muka Band has
Trude and Soldiers – Relic
Holy hell, this one’s a trip. Trude and Soldiers aren’t playing nice with genre boundaries, and “Relic” is a haunting, theatrical beast that drags you through a