Bryan Dubay – Vices
Vices is the latest single from Bryan Dubay, and the opening single of the EP with the same name. This Buffalo, NY based singer songwriter has been working on his compositions since the age of 14 and is known for his rich and ethereal sound which encompasses various shades of indie rock. Vices was written […]
The Project – All I ever needed
The Project is the brainchild of California-rock veteran James Davis, who originally made waves as the lead guitarist of the band Shameless. Already decades removed from his heavy-rock and metal days, Davis formed this new LA rock supergroup to share the joy of pop rock with their new album Best Days slated to hit shelves […]
Judas Goat and The Bellwether – There Is Always a Dawn
The opening bars of There Is Always a Dawn have an immediate effect of wonder and anticipation. Judas Goat & The Bellwether’s latest single has that folk-rock allure that makes you want to drop everything to sit down and listen. The genius of these Somerset musicians is how they turn Biblical canon and mix it […]
Carnival Mind – Rainbird
The concept behind Carnival Mind makes so much sense that it’s a wonder why it isn’t as widely adapted amongst musicians. They keep their recordings as natural and as live as possible. The lack of overdubs or autotune gives their songs the same kind of energy and intimacy you get when listening to someone live […]
Blackpool Mecca – Pavement
Nashville-based indie rock duo Blackpool Mecca releases their latest single Pavement. After a strong showing last year with their EP ‘Since Venezuela’, the band is back with plans to release another follow up this year. Pavement sees them back in tip-top shape with some new tricks up their sleeve. Blackpool Mecca’s sound still has that […]
Colin Woltmann – Saw You In A Dream
Colin Woltmann’s latest single Saw You In a Dream is a dreamy folk song filled with warmth and nostalgia. Coltman carries the tradition of his early folk influences, leaning into Bob Dylan and John Prine to inform his taste. This song is composed of hazy recollections; vignettes of daily life with seemingly random details that […]
Repeat – Man On The Moon
Filthy guitars and irresistible energy this is what you can expect from Swedish stoner rock band Repeat. They are relatively fresh at the scene but are already making waves and proving their highly-acclaimed debut album isn’t just a fluke with the upcoming follow-up Rat Race already proving to be quite remarkable. We already reviewed the […]
The Gas Widows – She Starts Fires
The Gas Widows set the scene aflame with their new single She Starts Fires.This song is about someone you damn well know is bad news but you still can’t look away. The Gas Widows style of groovy punk and the grittiness of their production shines through in this particular subject, painting a dark underground with […]
Justin Sconza – Been So Long
RSVP to Justin Sconza’s invitation in their latest single Been So Long. This song is the opening of his latest album Campfire, and thus is the perfect welcome to his warm and nostalgic world. Justin took out a vintage cassette four-track recorder from the 80’s and used it as a catalyst for the whole album, […]
Strawflower – Burned Blue
Strawflower has had a number of strong releases this year but this perhaps takes the cake as our favorite so far. Their latest single Burned Blue has a certain weight to it–even more than the already great output from this Socal indie phenom. The song paints an array of emotions in a way that’s almost […]
Family Video – Problem With My Heart
Family Video is a seven-piece electronic synthpunk outfit based out of Charlotte, NC. Their latest single Problem With My Heart shows the band going further and adding a new dimension to their already stacked skillset. This track is a marriage of darkwave and dancy-indie-pop, which already draws a certain curiosity and intrigue. Its groove is […]
Hays Dowdy – Inside The City
There’s something quite unique about Hays Dowdy and their latest single Inside the City that feels quite refreshing. The song is bright and optimistic, depicting a city full of warm and lovely people who’re there to welcome you with open arms to the party. This is probably the first time we’ve heard of alt-rock being […]