Drums For Clowns – Grave Concern
Alright, grab your headphones and brace yourself, because Drums For Clowns just dropped a track that’s gonna sit in your chest long after the last chord dies. These guys have been grinding for years, moving units by the millions and building a fanbase across Europe, North America, and Canada. They know how to write songs that don’t […]
Mark Garvey – Truck Fump
Mark Garvey isn’t here to make you feel comfortable. He’s a one-man wrecking crew – no label, no producer, no band. He does everything himself: the music, the films, the whole damn visual universe. And he does it all inside Adobe Premiere Pro, of all things. That’s not a gimmick, that’s a statement. He’s building from […]
The House Flies – Derelict Crawl
Let’s cut the pleasantries. The House Flies have been lurking in the Illinois underground for a bit, and they’re about to drop a track that feels like a heatwave on a dead-end street. Their new single, “Derelict Crawl“, lands September 4th, and it’s the first peek into their upcoming full-length Lions and Ore, due November 6th. This four-piece […]
Coconut Shy – Small Steps (Paces)
Melbourne’s Coconut Shy are back with their second single of the year, and they’ve ditched the rainy-day sulk for something that practically dares you to feel good about yourself. “Small Steps (Paces)” is a rock anthem that’s all about taking those tiny, wobbly steps toward something bigger – and not waiting around for some cosmic coincidence to […]
RISE – Hard To Leave You
RISE is a four-piece out of Liverpool, and they’ve just dropped a reworked version of their track “Hard To Leave You“—the Barbarian mix, to be exact. This thing hit the airwaves on July 24th, and it’s a serious upgrade from the 2024 version that first appeared on their Memories and Possibilities EP. The band wasn’t happy with how […]
Son of Jacob – Livin’
Son of Jacob is the one-man project of Will Jacobson, a singer-songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist out of Montclair, New Jersey. He’s just dropped a new single called ” Livin’ “, and it’s a damn good reminder that sometimes the best rock music comes from a practice space, not a million-dollar studio. This track was recorded in […]
One Empty Toybox – Cyberstalking
One Empty Toybox just dropped a track called “Cyberstalking” that’s got a whole lot more going on under the hood than you’d expect from the title. This isn’t a gloomy, paranoid rant about the internet. It’s a punchy, almost playful slice of post-punk synth-pop that somehow makes a terrifying subject feel like a dancefloor groove. And […]
The Generation – When I Tell You
The Generation are a band from Washington, DC, that burned bright and fast back in the 1980s but never actually put out a single record. They were part of that legendary DC scene, rubbing shoulders with acts like Modest Proposal and The Mondays! Their sound? A melodic, punky pop brew they call “Wowwerpop”—and honestly, that […]
George Styles – How Will I Ever Know
George Styles just dropped a single that’s got a whole backstory dripping with sweat, smoke, and a quarter-century of history. The track is called “How Will I Ever Know“, and it’s not just another song—it’s a reunion, a redemption, and a damn good reason to turn your speakers up. Here’s the deal. Styles used to play […]
herbie the rabbit – Burn The Witch
herbie the rabbit is not some random bedroom project. This is the solo brainchild of a guy who used to be half of Ubiquity Machine—a band that pulled over 10,000 monthly listeners on Spotify. So he knows how to write a hook. But this new single, “Burn The Witch“, is a whole different animal. It drops […]
Madeline Rosene – I’ll Seduce God to Get into Heaven
Madeline Rosene isn’t here to whisper sweet nothings at the universe. Her new single, “I’ll Seduce God to Get into Heaven“, drops August 28th, and it’s the loudest, most unapologetic thing she’s put out yet. No subtlety. No soft edges. All pure, snarling attitude wrapped in a 135bpm indie punk battering ram. The title alone tells […]
The Venus Children – Pack It Up
Let’s talk about a band that didn’t even mean to become a band. The Venus Children started as a few old mates messing around with guitars, and somehow that turned into a full-blown debut album called The Ingredient. Their new single, “Pack It Up“, is a piece of that record, and it lands with the kind of messy […]