Blindness & Light – Just A Few Milligrams
The music scene is drowning in copycats and algorithm-friendly slop. Then there’s Blindness & Light. This sprawling, border-hopping collective just unleashed “Just A Few Milligrams,” the second taste of their third album, and it’s a snarling, glorious middle finger to the blandness. First, who the hell are these people? Blindness & Light is a loose, informal gang of […]
Siren Section – Separation Team
After eight long years of silence, Los Angeles noise architects Siren Section are back with their new album “Separation Team”. This is the sound of a duo, James Cumberland and John Dowling, who have spent decades sharpening their tools, finally dropping a monolithic, 19-track concept album that balances on the knife-edge between beauty and decay. This is rock […]
LunaRover – Little Things
Strap in. LunaRover—the brainchild of Maryland-based Kevin Rieth and Ben Pelletier—is about to launch your ears into the stratosphere with their upcoming single “Little Things,” dropping February 5th, 2026. This is a DIY-space-rock mission built in basement studios, and it’s got more texture than a battered guitar case. Let’s talk crew. Kevin Rieth handles vocals, […]
BLOCK – Over And Over
BLOCK has come roaring through the wall with his new single, “Over And Over”—a shot of adrenaline that proves this indie-folk-punk legend hasn’t lost a single ounce of his edge. If anything, he’s sharper, angrier, and more viciously honest than ever. Let’s rewind. BLOCK has been since the late ‘90s, a key figure in that […]
Michael Wu – Better Way
Stop what you’re doing. Seriously. If you need a jolt of no-bullshit indie rock that actually has something to say, then Michael Wu’s new single “Better Way” is your fix. Wu, the Upstate New York indie-rock songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, is done with passive reflection. His latest EP, The Other Side, tackles how we mentally check out […]
Artillery Saints – A Flurry Of Furies
If you’ve been sleeping on Artillery Saints, consider this your final warning. The one-man Ally McKenzie is back, and he’s not here to soothe your soul. The new single “A Flurry Of Furies” is a dense, cinematic slab of twisted pop that screams directly into the chaos of now. First, who is this guy? Ally McKenzie is the entire engine behind Artillery […]
Patience Please – Madeline
South West London’s indie pop trio Patience Please just dropped “Madelaine”, and it’s a straight-up sucker punch dressed in a killer melody. Forget everything you think you know about “stripped-back” – this track isn’t some whispery acoustic bore. It’s a slow-burn that proves this band has more guts and heart than most of the landfill indie clogging […]
Ava Valianti – Deep Fuchsia
Sixteen-year-old Ava Valianti is charging into the arena with a new anthem. “Deep Fuchsia“ dropped January 16th, and you see, this isn’t a gentle step forward—it’s a distortion-pedal-stomping leap into a bolder, bigger sound. This is the main event. Hailing from Newbury, Massachusetts, Ava Valianti is that rare artist who builds a serious following before she can even […]
Rellyo Bambini – Cloned and Upgraded, Insert Soul Here
Rellyo Bambini just dropped a cyberpunk sonic grenade that’s about to blow the roof off every complacent, cookie-cutter rock record in the stratosphere. “Cloned and Upgraded, Insert Soul Here (Rebirth Edition)” is a manifesto for the digital age, wired on distortion, dripping with neon sweat, and powered by a heart that refuses to be digitized. […]
Myles from Home – You’re Gonna Go Far
Vancouver trio Myles from Home won’t gently strum you to sleep. With their latest ripper, “You’re Gonna Go Far,” they’ve dropped a punch wrapped in the warm, aching blanket of memory. Frontman Myles Hildebrand leads the charge with vocals that feel like a worn-in leather jacket—warm, rugged, and full of stories. He’s said the track is about his Dad, a specific […]
5th PROJEKT – Oblivion (Live)
5th PROJEKT just dropped “Oblivion (Live)” and it’s a ceremony. The Toronto psychedelic art-rock crew is back, serving up the first raw cut from their upcoming off-the-floor EP “Live In London,” and it’s a monstrous, moody beast. This is the band captured live at London’s The Sugar Shack for the Incorrect Thoughts series, and you […]
Giuseppe Cucè – 21 grammi
If you’re starving for something with real weight, something that smells like worn-in leather and feels like a 3 AM confession, Giuseppe Cucè’s “21 grammi” is a slow-burning, cinematic rock-opera-of-the-soul that ditches digital shortcuts for the bloody-knuckled honesty of analogue tape and live-wire orchestration. Cucè is operating as a lone wolf singer-songwriter here, a modern cantautore in […]