Sound Waves #12

• Weekly Song Recommendations • Play Paul’s take on Concerto pour la fin d’un amour breathes new life into Francis Lai’s classic, blending haunting melodies with a sleek electronic pulse. The result is a bittersweet symphony that feels both timeless and effortlessly cool. Socials: Instagram . Facebook Heaven For Real’s Oh No is a playful […]
Simeon Kirkegaard – *

Most albums that take a decade to make either collapse under their own pretension or drown in overproduction. But Simeon Kirkegaard‘s “*” (Asterisk) isn’t most albums. 10 tracks of pure, raw drive that’ll make your speakers beg for mercy. It’s indie-rock grit meets orchestral bombast, and it’s not here to play. Recorded in some of […]
Peacock Coyote – Mind At Ease (EP)

If rock ’n’ roll had a GPS, it’d reroute you straight to Peacock Coyote’s Mind At Ease. Ted Eckhardt’s debut solo EP under this moniker isn’t solely a collection of songs—it’s a four-track down dusty backroads, under star-filled skies, with the kind of inwardness that sticks to your ribs like a shot of bourbon. Released in […]
Waves Crashing – Effection

The Pacific Northwest has always been a petri dish for bands that mix raw power with soul-crushing existential dread. Waves Crashing, the Olympia trio who’ve been doing cool stuff since 2019, aren’t here to break that tradition. Their debut LP, Effection, is a 10-track avalanche of fury, shimmer, and rock itself. Josh Calisti, the guy fronting […]
Sound Waves #010

• Weekly Song Recommendations • October Man’s “How Long” pulses with unfiltered emotion, weaving piercing guitar riffs and raw vocals into a storm of longing and regret. This indie rock gem doesn’t just ask a question—it lingers in your mind, echoing long after the final note fades. Socials: Instagram . Facebook […]
Sound Waves #009

• Buzzy Song Recommendations • ICHIWAWA’s A Silent Film unfolds like a dream—its ethereal melodies and cinematic layers paint a hauntingly beautiful soundscape that lingers long after the music fades. The track immerses listeners in an introspective journey, evoking the quiet power of unspoken emotions. Socials: Instagram “Endless Miles” by I, Captain is a mesmerizing […]
Sound Waves #008

• Buzzy Song Recommendations • VITA VAPEN’s “Vultures” seamlessly blends nostalgic synth textures with modern post-punk energy, crafting an infectious soundscape that captivates listeners. The track’s driving rhythms and evocative melodies make it a standout addition to playlists. Socials: Instagram .Facebook MC Paul Barman weaves sharp-witted lyricism into “Concentrate,” crafting a track that’s as playful […]
Agender – Berserk

If punk rock is the sound of society’s frayed nerves catching fire, then Agender’s third album Berserk is the all-out inferno. Clocking in at a merciless 23 minutes across 10 tracks, this LP doesn’t just bite—it mauls. These LA-based provocateurs have forged a frantic riot about the dizzying absurdity of 21st-century life. Produced by Romy Hoffman (the […]
Sound Waves #007

• Buzzy Song Recommendations • “imfine,iswear” by GAL drifts through haunting melodies and raw, introspective lyrics, wrapping vulnerability in a dreamlike haze of atmospheric production. With its ethereal soundscape and emotionally charged delivery, this track lingers long after the last note fades, making it a must-add for any moody or reflective playlist. socials: Instagram .Facebook. […]
Sound Waves #006

• Buzzy Song Recommendations • Nascondini by Katana Koala Kiwi is a high-energy indie rock banger that’s fast, quirky, and packed with style. With intricate math-rock twists and an infectious groove, this track hits all the right notes and feels downright electrifying. Don’t miss out—stream it now on all platforms! Socials: Instagram “Settle the Score” […]
Mahto & The Loose Balloons – Knock Knock It’s The Loose Balloons

Get ready for the vibrance of Mahto & The Loose Balloons with their latest album, “Knock Knock It’s The Loose Balloons.” Dropped since January 31, 2025, this bad boy is a wild ride through ups and downs, especially the headache of homeownership, all wrapped up in some seriously catchy folk-rock. Hailing from Johnson City, Tennessee, […]
Scott Reynolds – Magic Beans & Time Machines

Scott Reynolds isn’t here to coddle you. The former frontman of punk legends ALL—the band that gave us the cult-classic Allroy Saves and Allroy’s Revenge—has returned with Magic Beans & Time Machines, a 13-track solo juggernaut that slaps harder than a barfight at last call. Recorded at Colorado’s iconic Blasting Room (a studio co-owned by his ex-ALL bandmate and […]