Mick J. Clark – I Want It More Than You
We’ve got a solo wolf here who doesn’t need a damn band to knock your teeth out. His name is Mick J. Clark, and he’s coming out of Croydon, United Kingdom, with a fire in his belly that most young punks forgot they had. The track? “I Want It More Than You.” Mick J. Clark didn’t […]
Razed by Rebels – Broken Paradigm
Most albums these days feel like they were cooked up in some sterile lab by people who’ve never been angry a day in their lives. “Broken Paradigm” by Razed by Rebels ain’t that. Not even close. This thing kicks like a mule on fire. Jason Winfield—the mad scientist behind this whole operation—isn’t just some dude with a microphone. The […]
LAKESIDE X – Factory Flowers
If you’ve been sleeping on Prague’s finest purveyors of gloom and groove, LAKESIDE X just kicked the damn door down to wake you up. Three years. That’s how long we’ve been waiting for new noise from these guys since Love Disappears. And what they’re serving up with “Factory Flowers” isn’t merely a return, but a declaration […]
Shortout Kid – Pet Song
If you’ve been starving for something that actually bites, then March 13, 2026, is the day your ears got saved. That’s when “Pet Song” by Shortout Kid dropped—we’re talking pure rock fury in a suit of electrified noise. For nearly fifteen years, the mastermind behind Shortout Kid has been locked away in some tiny workshop, cooking […]
Garbage Garden – busy. being. Real.
Raise it up, turn off the noise, and get ready to have your damn head spun around. Garbage Garden just dropped a track called “busy. being. Real.”, and if you’re looking for something that kicks you in the chest while whispering exactly what you’ve been feeling, this is it. This Japanese artist is here to drag you […]
Dazey Daze – WAITING
Let’s get one thing straight: Dazey Daze doesn’t need a full band or a fancy studio to hit you right. This solo project out of West Lothian, Scotland, is proof that sometimes the loudest statements come from the quietest corners. And with “WAITING”, this artist is making a hell of a statement. This is a one-person operation, plain […]
Black and White Rewreite – Tokyo Ghost
Winnipeg’s own Black and White Rewrite are back, and they’re not here to fuck around. After a decade-long silence, this five-piece wrecking crew has clawed their way out of the shadows with “Tokyo Ghost” — and holy hell, it was worth the wait. The story behind the song is just as intense as the music itself. Bassist Curtis had […]
Arcas and the Bear – Solstice
You’ve been waiting for something that actually feels like it was born from sweat, red wine, and a few late nights. Well, grab your headphones and turn ’em up, because Arcas and the Bear just dropped “Solstice,” and this thing is a tectonic plate shift. Hailing from Milton Keynes, England, this is the brainchild of Dan Patmore. Now, […]
ReeToxA – Soliloquy
Look, I’ve been around the block. I’ve heard bands pretend they’ve got something to say when they’ve got nothing but empty riffs and a haircut. Then something like Soliloquy by ReeToxA lands on my desk, and I remember why we do this. Twenty-six tracks. A double album. A European orchestra. A dude who nearly bankrupted himself and […]
Good Carver – The Steps We Have to Take
Look, I’ll be straight with you. When I first saw “indie folk” in the press release for Good Carver‘s debut album “The Steps We Have to Take,” I braced myself for another collection of whisper-quiet coffee shop confessionals. You know the type—songs so delicate they’d shatter if the drummer so much as looked at his […]
ReeToxA – Thrift Shop Dress
Alright, strap in, because ReeToxA just lit the fuse on their upcoming album with the new single “Thrift Shop Dress”, and this thing explodes like a cherry bomb in a tin can. This is the first taste off ReeToxA’s monstrous second album—a 26-track beast that they said was nearly impossible to pick a single from. But […]
Yasu Cub – picking at grass
Some songs take the long way home. “picking at grass,” the lead single from Yasu Cub‘s debut album spiral arms, spent over a decade marinating before it finally found its legs. And man, was it worth the wait. The Tokyo-based duo—Jacob Oki Ahearn and Rory Hoffmeister—first sketched this thing out back in 2012 during their college days at Lewis […]