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 Richmond musician is stepping out on his own with a self-titled debut EP on Blank Verse Records. Forget the slick, over-produced radio bait. This is “Private Practice“, and it’s built […]
Splitting hairs – Dark Magic
Forget the glossy studio sheen. Splitting hairs is a one-person wrecking crew out of Cambridge, and they are coming straight for your eardrums with the new single “Dark Magic“. This artist wrote, produced, mixed, mastered, and played every damn note themselves. Total creative control. When you’re pulling from a weird, beautiful stew of Bright Eyes, […]
John O’Brien – Can’t You See That It’s Me
John O’Brien isn’t some fresh-faced kid with an acoustic guitar. The guy, also known as J.O.B.E., has been grinding for over four decades. With seven albums and tours that have taken him from Tokyo to the Caribbean, he’s paid his dues in sweat and miles. But on his new single, “Can’t You See That It’s […]
Sacha Mullin – Social Touch
Let’s get one thing straight. Sacha Mullin has been grinding in the Chicago music scene for over two decades. He just swept the Chicago Reader’s “Best Pop Artist” and “Best Music Teacher” awards. Now, he’s back with his fourth solo album, Social Touch, and it’s a record that proves he’s not interested in playing it […]
Robert Jordan – Plato’s Cave
Robert Jordan isn’t here to play it safe. The Boulder, Colorado rocker is on a mission to wake up the masses, and his track “Plato’s Cave” is the alarm bell. It’s a wild collision of classic rock swagger and ancient philosophy that hits you right between the eyes, and it doesn’t let up until the […]
Suzy’s Field – Where Do You Go?
Suzy’s Field are not trying to reinvent the wheel. They’re trying to make it spin with a little pumpkin spice and a whole lot of funk. The three O’Keeffe brothers—yes, the younger siblings of actor Jonathan Rhys Meyers—have been at this since 2003. That’s over two decades of chemistry, and you can hear it on […]
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. The Australian composer and producer, now based out of Singapore, has put together a track that feels less like a standard song and more like a spiritual meltdown. It’s the […]
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 of the Banshee“. This track is the immediate follow-up to their previous banger, “I Will Follow You,” which already put them on the map internationally. If you like your rock […]
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. On his latest single, “Dark Moon“, he doesn’t just lean into his legendary hometown’s history—he grabs it by the throat and drags it into the modern age. This is a […]
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 comes from the Greek word for sun, and for the first chunk of the track, you might think you’re in for a warm, fuzzy indie-rock daydream. Bright melodies, comforting vibes, […]
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“, and it’s a heavy, guitar-driven punch to the gut that refuses to let you look away. This is a movie playing out in your headphones, complete with gritty riffs and […]
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 new single “Unwanted Guest” is a masterclass in making you dance to your own doom. This isn’t a quiet acoustic pity party. It’s a punchy, bass-driven indie-rock kick to the […]