Lunar Lagoon – Miles
Lunar Lagoon is here to drag the genre through the gutter and into a beautiful, grimy neon light with their new single “Miles”. The engine room of this operation is Joe Nurrish, whose moody, thoughtful lyricism is the soul of the project. But Lunar Lagoon has evolved into a formidable collaborative beast with Luke Morton in the mix. Their […]
ReeToxA – HMAS CERBERUS
ReeToxA’s new single “HMAS CERBERUS” is your fix. This is a voltage-fuelled confession booth, screaming through a wall of 90s Oz rock amplifiers with a modern twist. Right out the gate, the vibe is pure alternative grunge sludge—think heavy riffs meets melodic punch, the kind of tune that’s deep but you can still dance to it. And you will move, […]
Tom Minor – Change It!
Buckle up, grease your gears, London N1’s own gutter-poet prophet Tom Minor is back, and he’s swinging for the fences with his latest seismic single, “Change It!”. Dropping on Boxing Day via Overreaction Records, this is a vintage soul-drenched indie rock riot designed to shake the apathy right out of your bones. Minor is no fresh-faced rookie. “Change […]
There’s Talk – Unfucktheworld (Angel Olsen cover)
Oakland’s electronic dream pop power trio There’s Talk just dropped a cover of Angel Olsen’s “Unfucktheworld,” and let’s be clear—this track pulls you into its expansive, meditative void. The engine of this machine is Olivia Lee—multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, and the band’s core. The story goes that she first tackled this song during the grim, isolated dawn of Covid, a […]
KINSALE – Is It Time
In a world drowning in algorithmically generated, sterile “rock,” Atlanta’s KINSALE arrives not with a whimper, but with “Is It Time,” the opening salvo from their debut EP Nights & Weekends. Raymond Gurley owns the microphone with a voice that’s seen some miles—earthy, urgent, and cutting like a switchblade. Flanking him is the six-string spine of David Thornton, whose guitars weave between […]
Sam Zucker – Ashwood Road
Springfield’s Sam Zucker just dropped “Ashwood Road”, and it’s anything but a gentle acoustic weep. The soul of “Ashwood Road” comes from a genuine family-and-friends fire. The catalyst was Mat Zucker, who, reeling from the loss of his mother and the subsequent sale of his childhood home, played the visionary. No musician himself, he made a brutally honest music “brief”—a one-page […]
Divineisll – Game on Skip
We’re diving into “Game on Skip” by Divineisll, straight out of Buctown, USA, and it’s carrying a message that’s about as subtle as a sledgehammer to a stained-glass window. Divineisll is a self-proclaimed “Earth Angel on a mission,” and after one listen to this track, you’ll believe it. Teaming up with the producer Ryini—a collaboration […]
Andy Smith – How Do We Keep Moving On
Andy Smith’s “How Do We Keep Moving On” is a weather system. One listen and you’re immediately plunged into the brooding, rain-slicked intensity of prime 80s dark rock, dragged kicking and screaming into the modern era. This is the sound of stubbornness set to a relentless beat, a fist-pump for everyone who’s ever been knocked […]
SCARLEN – secret, baby!
Brooklyn’s own SCARLEN just plugged in, turned every knob to eleven, and blasted a shot of energy straight into the veins of the NYC scene with their latest single, “secret, baby!”. At the helm is Sierra Carlen, on keys and vocals who writes the music. She’s got the vision. Then you’ve got Colin Colford, producer, […]
Dream Bodies – Omens
In the corners of the post-punk revival, where too many bands are content to just wear the eyeliner and recycle the same three basslines, Dream Bodies emerges as the real damn deal. This is a solitary incantation by the one-man force of nature, Steven Fleet. And his latest single, “Omens,” released December 5th, shows how to make music that’s both […]
Scott’s Tees – Cope
From the frozen, sun-starved tundra of Edmonton, Canada, emerges a one-man powerhouse named Scott’s Tees, and he just dropped his latest single, “Cope,” released December 10, 2025. This track makes you feel every damn second of winter’s bite and beauty. Scott’s Tees is an army of one. He’s behind this entire project, recording the whole thing in the most […]
Asthma Kids – Crumbs and Morsels (The Meek Are Getting Ready Pt IV)
The revolution is screaming through your speakers right now. Ontario’s genre-smashing duo Asthma Kids are here with “Crumbs and Morsels (The Meek Are Getting Ready Pt IV).” Recorded in a white-hot three-hour session at The Reverie Recording Studio, this track captures Asthma Kids in their purest, most explosive form. Frontman Trevor Hutchinson (a vet of the scene with Big Eddy, Trailer Park S, Parton […]