• Weekly Song Recommendations • I Tend the Light’s “A
Dan Webb – The Self Watches Their Return (feat. Nicole McCabe)
Dan Webb isn’t playing by the rules, and that’s exactly
CREEPS – Cry of the Banshee
CREEPS aren’t slowing down for anyone. The Brno-based alternative rock
Sound Waves # 64
• Weekly Song Recommendations • I Tend the Light’s “A Terrible Enduring Truth” unfolds like a beautiful nightmare, weaving haunting soundscapes, crushing intensity, and eerie
Dan Webb – The Self Watches Their Return (feat. Nicole McCabe)
Dan Webb isn’t playing by the rules, and that’s exactly why his new single “The Self Watches Their Return (feat. Nicole McCabe)” hits so hard.
CREEPS – Cry of the Banshee
CREEPS aren’t slowing down for anyone. The Brno-based alternative rock and metal outfit are back to rattle some cages with their brand new single, “Cry
Max Norton – Dark Moon
Max Norton is a one-man army. The Muscle Shoals native builds songs from the ground up, playing every single instrument and running the boards himself.
Chatrooms – Helio
Chatrooms don’t want to hold your hand. The San Fernando Valley outfit just dropped “Helio“, and it’s a masterclass in the old bait-and-switch. The title
Murilo Fenerick – Vozes Caladas
This one hits deep. Murilo Fenerick isn’t just writing songs; he’s unearthing ghosts. The Brazilian rocker from Monte Alto, Sao Paulo, just dropped “Vozes Caladas“,
Blenko – Unwanted Guest
Blenko doesn’t want to make you comfortable. The Manningtree-based artist is here to serve up a reality check with a side of groove, and her
Screaming Sneakers – Marching Orders
Nearly 45 years later, a forgotten gem of South Florida punk gets another chance to be heard. Some records capture a moment in music history
KaiserKillers – 5000 Miles (26 mix)
KaiserKillers don’t give a damn about looking cool. The Colchester trio—Johnny Zero on vocals and guitar, Cristi MacSeain on bass, and Stix McIntosh on drums—are
Echo The Light – Send Me
Echo The Light aren’t trying to be cool. They’re trying to be useful. The Oklahoma trio made up of Chris on guitar and bass, his
Sound Waves # 63
• Weekly Song Recommendations • Alexayndra’s “Nothing Hits the Same” captures the ache of realizing that even familiar feelings can change beyond recognition, wrapping vulnerability
Big Winner – Blissin’ Out
Big Winner doesn’t need a band. Charles Griffin Gibson does it all himself, and “Blissin’ Out” is proof that one guy with a cheap classical
Faint Halos – Honeybee
Faint Halos don’t rush things. The band took a fifteen-year break, and “Honeybee” is the proof that good songs don’t die. They just wait. This
GOODTWIN – Roadside
GOODTWIN isn’t here to play it safe. The Los Angeles alt-pop project led by Augusta “Gus” Alexander just dropped “Roadside,” and it’s the kind of
Sheykh Forever – Fire in the Master’s House
Sheykh Forever isn’t here to make you comfortable. The project from Iraqi-born, London-based musician Mostafa Al just dropped a fourteen-track album called “Fire in the
Hallaballoo – Gravity
Hallaballoo have been at this for a while. The Minneapolis crew started as friends jamming in basements back in the early 2000s. No grand plan,