Brood22 – this again
Portland’s moody slowcore force Brood22 is in return, and holy cow, their new single, “this again”, is a mood, a vibe, a goddamn atmospheric trip that’ll knock you on your ass with its intensity. Forget shredding guitars and breakneck drums; this project uses patience and tone like a sonic sledgehammer, leaving you reeling long after the last fuzzy […]
La Versión Extendida de las Cosas – Collie
You have to hear La Versión Extendida de las Cosas. These Costa Rican rockers aren’t playing with their new track “Collie”, their first fully independent banger. No record label suits telling them what to do – this is genuine, real rock straight from them. These guys have been slugging it out for over a decade, and “Collie” […]
Aggressive Soccer Moms – Crossroads
Alright, blast the amps! Stockholm’s engine, Aggressive Soccer Moms, is roaring back to life with their twenty-fourth single, “Crossroads”, and these old dogs are proving they’ve still got teeth, serving up industrial-strength noise. Forget retirement homes; Anders Bergström, Thomas Wahlström, and Stefan Wistrand are too busy rocking stages and reminding everyone what real punk sounds like. Kicking […]
Pompeya – Awesome
Moscow’s secret weapon, Pompeya, just blew the roof off with their EP “Awesome” (released April 11, 2025). Five tracks, 17 minutes of pure, unadulterated indie rock bliss. Building on their viral breakout hit “90”, Pompeya ain’t resting on laurels; they’re torching the rulebook with mixing 80s new wave vibes, 70s disco grooves, and 90s indie rock attitude into […]
Barry J Walsh – Suddenly June
Barry J Walsh, the Irish songsmith, is lighting the fuse on a summer kaboom with “Suddenly June.” This track comes hot on the heels of last year’s hits “Rescue Me” and “The Sound” – songs that had radio DJs wearing out their play buttons. Walsh is proving he’s got the chops when it comes to […]
Ava Valianti – Distant
Ava Valianti, this Massachusetts-born firecracker, ain’t here to whisper sweet nothings in your ear. Nah, she’s here to detonate your brainstem through your stereo! At just 15, this indie badass slams down her sixth single, “Distant” (out May 23), a freaking kaboom of stage-diving adrenaline mixed with the throat-grab of growing up and losing your childhood crew. […]
Para Lia – Neverland
Strap in, because Para Lia isn’t playing nice. Their latest single, “Neverland“, is a face-melting monster that’ll grip you by the short hairs. This German duo—René Methner (lead vocals, guitars, driving the lyrical daggers) and Cindy (vocals, adding spectral dimension)—they’ve cooked up something wicked smart and loud as hell. From the word go, “Neverland” establishes its raw power. It […]
Wotts – Better Days
Wotts is back, baby! This Canadian duo is lighting up the scene with their latest, “Better Days”, and holy smokes, it’s a goddamn knockout. Serving as the second single off their imminent EP FLANKI (drop date TBA, but get hyped!), this is a full-blown, sun-drenched, late-night experience. Forget wallowing; Wotts takes all those feelings and wraps them up in a […]
Scott Yoder – Never Be Another Day
Scott Yoder‘s new track “Never Be Another Day” is like getting zapped by a bolt from the blue – it’s real as bleeding fingers, it’s punch-to-the-chest intense, and it pins you against the wall with power chords. This tune, off his upcoming solo album Lover, Let Me In (dropping September 5th), is zinging with that […]
Alexander Joseph – St. David (Alternate Version)
Forget the wall-of-sound for a sec. Brit-born artist Alexander Joseph isn’t blasting amps on this one, but don’t mistake subtlety for weakness. His reworked single, “St. David (Alternate Version)”, is IT. Now, Joseph ain’t no newbie. This guy’s been grinding for years, paying his dues in cover bands and open mics around Bath. He’s got some serious […]
The Goodbye Radio – Twisted Time Travelers
The Goodbye Radio don’t do volume limits. Their just-dropped track “Twisted Time Travelers” crushes like a wall of amps, setting these New York rockers as the real deal in guitar-driven indie. Mike Aronow and Jeff Walsh, the brains behind the operation, have been jamming together since forever, and it shows. Their songwriting clicks like a […]
Marc Soucy – When I Take the Five
Marc Soucy isn’t only flexing his ivory-tickling chops on the re-released 1983 live burner “When I Take The Five”— he’s stomping the accelerator on a wild jazz-rock fusion ride that’s dripping with sweat and ballz. With Jeff Carano slapping the bass and Ray Lavigne pounding the skins, this track isn’t some dusty museum piece; it’s a […]