Sound Waves # 33
• Weekly Song Recommendations • Medena’s Init Program bursts with infectious energy, blending punchy dance-punk grooves with a rebellious indie edge that demands movement. Its sharp, unapologetic vibe captures a bold new chapter for the band, where raw attitude meets irresistible rhythm. Socials: Instagram. Facebook Knyvet’s kansas by Nathalie Miller floats effortlessly on shimmering indie-pop […]
Graham Price Gift Shop – Love is Whys
Brooklyn’s own Graham Price Gift Shop has thrown a cocktail of melody and grit into the 2025 music scene with their latest album, “Love is Whys”. This is a record that feels lived-in, a collection of songs forged in the crucible of pandemic isolation and hammered out with a sense of purpose. Released on September 4th, it’s a […]
And The Broken – Changes
Get ready to have your speakers baptized in the sound of Malmö’s best-kept secret. And The Broken have arrived with their debut album, “Changes,” and it’s a lesson on how to make rock music that breathes, bleeds, and feels real. This nine-track beast was forged in the crucible of singer Tobias Borelius’s home and the band’s own rehearsal space, […]
Echomatica – Echomatica
The airwaves have been begging for something with real texture, something that doesn’t just play in the background. Enter Echomatica, the Auckland-based quartet, and their self-titled debut album, “Echomatica”. Released on October 10, 2025, via Dead Signal Records, this is a goddamn late-night transmission from the heart of what makes rock and roll so eternally vital when […]
Danny Hammons – Take The Long Road Home
Danny Hammons, the Birmingham, Alabama-born artist who cut his teeth with the folk-rock outfit Peasants!, has dropped his debut solo EP, “Take The Long Road Home,” and it’s a blast of Americana-tinged rock that feels both timeless and right here, right now. This proves the heartland’s still got plenty of fight left in it. If […]
Sound Waves # 32
• Weekly Song Recommendations • “Don’t Panic” by Van Horton pulses with retro energy, blending shimmering synth layers and punchy beats into a soundscape that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly alive. It’s a vibrant throwback that captures the restless heartbeat of the neon-lit ’80s with effortless style. Socials: Instagram “Some Things Just Work Themselves Out” […]
Zach Adams – Dead Man Walking
Zach Adams’ debut record, Dead Man Walking, is an absolute beast of alternative and prog rock that highs the volume as the soundtrack to their own 2023 horror/fantasy novel. Yeah, you heard that right. Not background noise you throw on while doing dishes, but a full-blown ride that’ll yank you straight into Isaac Falcone’s twisted, character-packed […]
Herman Martinez – UltraTerrestrial
Herman Martinez is not here to gently ease you into anything. His new album, “UltraTerrestrial,” is a goddamn force of nature—an 11-track, hour-plus odyssey that holds you by the brainstem. This here’s a high-concept ride through the outer limits of progressive rock, psychedelia, and unadulterated creative madness. Martinez burned the rulebook for fuel somewhere on the outskirts […]
Hey Look Listen – Now is the Time
Detroit’s always been where music gets real and fresh, and that’s exactly where Hey Look Listen comes from – it’s the solo project of trans artist Gwen Katherine. Her debut album, “Now Is the Time,” is a nine-track firecracker that qualifies as a wild mix of shoegaze haze, post-punk grit, and dream-pop melody that’s brutally frank and […]
Sound Waves # 31
• Weekly Song Recommendations • “Haze of Time” by Hallucinophonics drifts like a dreamscape, layering hypnotic textures that blur the line between reality and reverie. Its immersive sound design and fluid progression make it a track that lingers long after the last note fades. Socials: Instagram Purely Coral’s “skateboard” bursts out with reckless joy, bottling […]
Sound Waves # 30
• Weekly Song Recommendations • “City Lights” by Takeover shimmers with an emotional glow, moving from tender stillness into an electrifying crescendo that feels both intimate and grand. It’s the kind of track that makes you pause, breathe, and then get swept away in its soaring rush of sound. Socials: Instagram Sacha’s Cold Streets walks […]
Sound Waves # 29
• Weekly Song Recommendations • Young Couple’s As the Leaves Unfold drifts like a hazy dream, where shimmering guitars and smoky sax lines blur the line between warmth and unease. It’s the kind of song that feels both fragile and expansive, pulling you into a world where everyday moments suddenly carry cosmic weight. Socials: Instagram […]