herbie the rabbit – Burn The Witch
herbie the rabbit is not some random bedroom project. This is the solo brainchild of a guy who used to be half of Ubiquity Machine—a band that pulled over 10,000 monthly listeners on Spotify. So he knows how to write a hook. But this new single, “Burn The Witch“, is a whole different animal. It drops […]
Madeline Rosene – I’ll Seduce God to Get into Heaven
Madeline Rosene isn’t here to whisper sweet nothings at the universe. Her new single, “I’ll Seduce God to Get into Heaven“, drops August 28th, and it’s the loudest, most unapologetic thing she’s put out yet. No subtlety. No soft edges. All pure, snarling attitude wrapped in a 135bpm indie punk battering ram. The title alone tells […]
The Venus Children – Pack It Up
Let’s talk about a band that didn’t even mean to become a band. The Venus Children started as a few old mates messing around with guitars, and somehow that turned into a full-blown debut album called The Ingredient. Their new single, “Pack It Up“, is a piece of that record, and it lands with the kind of messy […]
KaiserKillers – Isolation
KaiserKillers are a three-piece wrecking crew out of Colchester, England, and they just dropped a new single called “Isolation” on August 21st. These guys—Johnny Zero on guitar and vocals, Cristi MacSeain on bass, and Stix McIntosh on drums—stumbled into each other while searching for the meaning of life. That’s the kind of origin story that makes […]
Moon Construction Kit – Right across the USA
Moon Construction Kit is back with a brand new cut called “Right Across the USA“, and it’s a straight shot of sunshine-soaked power pop that refuses to sit still. This project is the brainchild of Olivier Cornu, a Lausanne-based writer, singer, multi-instrumentalist, and producer who’s been building a catalogue of nostalgic, psych-tinged indie rock since his […]
ReeToxA – Gown
ReeToxA just dropped a track called “Gown” and it’s not your average rock single. This thing is dripping with orchestral weight, emotional wreckage, and a backstory so bizarre it could be a movie script. Jason McKee found himself at rock bottom after losing his stock broker job and spiralling through a nightmare of pills, beer, and […]
Last Relapse – In My Place
Last Relapse is an Atlanta-born outfit that’s been through the wringer—200-plus shows, a long hiatus, and a reunion that brought a whole new bag of tricks with them. Their track “In My Place” is a nearly seven-minute trip that doesn’t beg for your attention. It waits for you to come to it. The song leans […]
Joe Rian – Think Yer In Luv
Alright, listen up, you beautiful degenerates. Joe Rian just dropped a bomb on the rock world, and if you don’t crank the volume on “Think Yer In Luv,” you’re doing life wrong. This ain’t your granddaddy’s blues, and it sure as hell ain’t some polished Nashville garbage. This is raw, sweaty, bar-room rock that’ll kick […]
The Restless Few – The Restless Few
Let’s talk about a band that spent twenty years sitting on a pile of songs because they couldn’t find the right person to sing them. That’s the backstory of The Restless Few—a crew of childhood mates from Bologna, Italy, who now call London home. They’ve been writing together since primary school, surviving bad haircuts, scrapped demos, […]
Sound Waves # 58
• Weekly Song Recommendations • “Addict” by Until They Burn Me hits with a gritty, throwback rock pulse, balancing raw guitar energy with a darkly compelling sense of vulnerability. The band’s infectious edge and emotional tension make the track feel both nostalgic and strikingly immediate, leaving a lingering impression long after the final note. Socials: […]
ReeToxA – Dancing With Lou
Pull up a chair and ditch the charts, because we’re going back to 1995. That was the year the music world was drowning in three-chord grunge, but down in Melbourne, a fifteen-year-old kid named Jason McKee had his brain completely rewired. That kid is the engine behind ReeToxA, and he just dropped a track called “Dancing […]
No Drinks For Jimmy – Broken
Pull the volume knob all the way to the right because No Drinks For Jimmy just dropped a track that doesn’t apologise for being bruised. Their new single, “Broken“, hit the airwaves today, and it’s the kind of rock song that feels less like a polished radio hit and more like a cracked windshield—you can’t look away […]