Rooftop Screamers – Blink of an Eye (feat. Royston Langdon)
Rooftop Screamers are at it again—they’re launching anthems. Their latest one, “Blink of an Eye” (featuring Spacehog’s Royston Langdon), is a fiery, format-defying sonic sledgehammer that wrangles the panic of being alive and baptises listeners in fuzz and fire. Spacehog’s Royston Langdon joins the fray, bringing his signature howl to the blend. It’s like someone took a […]
Fringe Frontier – Heartbreak Parade
Fringe Frontier’s latest single, “Heartbreak Parade,” floors it through a musical landscape where down-home grit smashes into pop-punk energy, leaving your ears ringing. This song’s not just music; it’s a booze-fueled, heart-baring riot that’s as reckless as it is redemptive. Straight outta the gate, “Heartbreak Parade” hits like a backroad joyride gone rogue. The guitar […]
Hoxsey – The Introduction of Sgt. Capone
Hoxsey just dropped “The Introduction of Sgt. Capone”, a track that doesn’t just rock—it rages. Released three months ago, this opener to a three-part musical blitzkrieg is aimed straight at the fat cats and warmongers. Hoxsey’s not messing around here. The guitars growl like they’ve got rabies, the drums hit harder than a drill sergeant, […]
Mike Bloom – Natural Disaster
After spending years behind the scenes, shredding guitars and twiddling knobs for big names like Jenny Lewis and Julian Casablancas, Mike Bloom is stepping into the spotlight with “Natural Disaster.” It’s a synth-heavy gut-punch that screams “I’m done being in the background.” Bloom’s unleashed here, mixing ’80s alt-pop attitude with raw, guitar-fueled emotion that hits […]
Moon Construction Kit – Long John Silver
Long John Silver, the latest track from Moon Construction Kit, is a wild ride through the dark alleys of retro-futuristic rock. Olivier Cornu, the mad genius behind this one-man band, shines on this 4-minute-25-second beast, smashing together every single thing in indie rock. Cornu’s like a Swiss Army knife for Moon Construction Kit—he does it all. […]
The Transits – Middle Of The Night
The Transits are a transcontinental alt-indie crew. Hailing split between Auckland and Durban, the trio’s latest single, “Middle of the Night,” is a brooding, synth-drenched monster that’ll make you see why these guys are carving their name into rock’s backbone. Following the punk snarl of Outsiders and the sun-bleached nostalgia of Ghosts of Summer, this […]
Akira Sky – Block My Number
Akira Sky doesn’t just play tracks—she fires off pure feeling into pedal-to-the-floor soundstorms. Her latest single, Block My Number, has the kind of unflinching honesty that’d make Alanis Morissette happy. This track isn’t here to hold your hand; it’s here to rip your chest open and let all the messy stuff pour out. Born in LA […]
My New Mixtape – Who’s Your Daddy?
My New Mixtape—Virginia-based producer and mad scientist Jarrett Nicolay—drops a bomb of scathing social commentary with their latest single, “Who’s Your Daddy?”. Nicolay, whose work has soundtracked gritty cinema like Sundance winner “I Don’t Feel at Home in This World Anymore”, dials his doomsday pop to the red zone, swapping the gloss for grit and gravel and […]
Juno Empire – Seeds
No filler, no frills—just Juno Empire with teeth. His new track “Seeds” (dropped since April 30, 2025) is like your neurons got dropkicked and your ribs took a solo. This dude takes his signature smart-as-hell synth-rock and launches it past the point of reason. Drawing inspiration from mystic Neville Goddard’s brain-melting quote about time’s forward […]
The Sunmills – Rock and Roll
The Sunmills are like a lightning bolt straight outta Highland, Utah. These guys aren’t just bringing back that grungy ’90s alt-rock vibe – they’re throwing in a funky twist, and blasting it into the stratosphere. Their new track “Rock and Roll” isn’t some nostalgic trip down memory lane; it’s a reinvention of what guitar rock […]
Lenny Zen – Stick Around
Lenny Zen rocks the world without any sugar-coating. This San Diego dude isn’t here to hold your hand – he’s here to rock your socks off and maybe make you question your life choices while you’re at it. “Stick Around” is his latest track, and boy, it’s got that indie-rock vibe mixed with some serious […]
The Setting Son – I Still Can’t Decide What I Want
The Setting Son is snarling, jangling, and fuzzing their way into 2025 with their latest single, “I Still Can’t Decide What I Want,” a raucous jolt of garage-rock adrenaline that proves this Danish quartet hasn’t lost an ounce of their scrappy, psych-pop magic. Twelve years after their hiatus, frontman Sebastian T.W. Kristiansen and his crew […]