SoundFarm – Suck It Up

There’s a certain magic that only happens when you press record and just let the band play. No click track, samples, or fixing things in the mix. SoundFarm knows that, and they built their entire debut single “Suck It Up” on that exact philosophy. These guys are a Norwegian collective that came together in a […]
Jetlag – Wicked Tongue

London’s Jetlag just dropped a track that sounds like a desert party gone wrong, and I mean that as a damn compliment. “Wicked Tongue” is the band’s latest single, and it’s a fuzz-soaked, hip-shaking monster that they’re calling Desert Glam Disco. That’s a real genre they invented, and it fits like a leather jacket two […]
Franklin Gotham – Fascination

Here’s the thing about covering a song that’s already a certified banger: you either play it safe and bore everyone, or you grab it by the collar and throw it into a pit. Franklin Gotham chose the latter. Their take on The Human League’s 1983 synth-pop classic “Fascination” doesn’t just pay respects—it rewires the damn […]
George Styles – Better Conversation

Sometimes the best rock stories come from the loneliest corners. George Styles is a Boston-based solo act who hasn’t stepped on a stage in over two decades. One guy, a guitar, and a studio in his hometown. That’s it. And yet, he’s got a new single called “Better Conversation” that feels like it was pulled […]
Sean MacLeod – Inside Out (Radio Edit)

Sean MacLeod just finished a PhD in Musical Composition, and instead of locking himself in an ivory tower, he came back with a batch of songs that actually hit you in the gut. “Inside Out (Radio Edit)” is the third single off his new album That’s When the Earth Becomes a Star, and it’s proof that […]
PUNTACAVA – Nylon Crush (Fuori Quadro Sessions)

Sometimes the best rock music doesn’t need a singer. PUNTACAVA just proved that with “Nylon Crush,” a fully instrumental cut. This is the first release from the Fuori Quadro Sessions, a live-in-studio series run by the Milan-based crew at CARTONGETZ. And if this is the standard, we’re in for a wild ride. The trio lays […]
Death Popsicle – Komuso

Crank the volume and lock the doors, because an ominous wind is blowing straight out of Flagstaff, Arizona. The one-man wrecking crew known as Death Popsicle is ready to unleash their debut EP, Komuso, upon the world on July 31st, 2026. And let me tell you, this is not some soft, forgettable synth-pop nonsense. This is a gritty, […]
Pterocat – Anti

You know that voice in your head that tells you your work isn’t good enough? The one that makes you erase, redo, delete, and start over until you’ve squeezed all the life out of your own ideas? Pterocat built an entire song around that exact feeling. “Anti” is their first single off the upcoming album Slow […]
Michellar – Can’t get you out of my mind

San Francisco has a new voice, and she’s not afraid to get weird. Michellar—the project of songwriter Michelle Bond—just dropped “Can’t get you out of my mind,” and it’s a heady trip through the kind of psychedelic rock that made the late ’60s and early ’70s so damn memorable. This is a genuine love letter […]
carolesdaughter – You Can’t Spell Sweetheart Without Thea

Alright, put your leather jacket on and raise your horns! carolesdaughter just dropped her debut album, “You Can’t Spell Sweetheart Without Thea“, and this thing is an absolute ripper from top to bottom. It doesn’t follow the rules, it doesn’t play nice, and it sure as hell isn’t trying to be your dad’s alternative record. […]
THROES NYC – Fight The Urge (Minimum Risk Remix)

You want a track that feels like a late-night subway ride through a rain-slicked city? Look no further. THROES NYC just dropped the Clean Minimum Risk Remix of “Fight The Urge,” and it’s a moody, slow-burn monster that doesn’t need to scream to make you feel every second. The duo behind THROES NYC is Michael […]
Bleach Dreamer – Girl’s Night

Alright, let’s cut the fluff. Bleach Dreamer is back, and this time they’ve brought a secret weapon: vocalist Niki Grossi. The two of them just dropped a two-song single called “Girl’s Night,” and it’s a damn good reminder that dream pop doesn’t have to be sleepy—it can punch, sway, and hook you like a proper […]
