Anana Kaye – There Is A War
Some songs don’t plead for your attention. They actually demand it. “There Is A War” by Anana Kaye isn’t merely a cover—it’s a takeover. And if you’ve got any sense, you’ll surrender on the first listen. Leonard Cohen’s catalogue is hallowed ground. You don’t step on it lightly. But Kaye? She doesn’t tiptoe. She plants a flag. This ain’t […]
Mohawk Castle – Music from a Cloud
Let me paint a picture for you. It’s just a guy. A living room. A decade of grinding it out in Downtown LA. That’s the whole operation behind Mohawk Castle, and you HAVE to know—Erik David Hidde has been sitting on something massive. “Music from a Cloud” dropped February 6th, 2026, and if this single is any […]
Blindness & Light – Just A Few Milligrams
The music scene is drowning in copycats and algorithm-friendly slop. Then there’s Blindness & Light. This sprawling, border-hopping collective just unleashed “Just A Few Milligrams,” the second taste of their third album, and it’s a snarling, glorious middle finger to the blandness. First, who the hell are these people? Blindness & Light is a loose, informal gang of […]
LunaRover – Little Things
Strap in. LunaRover—the brainchild of Maryland-based Kevin Rieth and Ben Pelletier—is about to launch your ears into the stratosphere with their upcoming single “Little Things,” dropping February 5th, 2026. This is a DIY-space-rock mission built in basement studios, and it’s got more texture than a battered guitar case. Let’s talk crew. Kevin Rieth handles vocals, […]
BLOCK – Over And Over
BLOCK has come roaring through the wall with his new single, “Over And Over”—a shot of adrenaline that proves this indie-folk-punk legend hasn’t lost a single ounce of his edge. If anything, he’s sharper, angrier, and more viciously honest than ever. Let’s rewind. BLOCK has been since the late ‘90s, a key figure in that […]
Michael Wu – Better Way
Stop what you’re doing. Seriously. If you need a jolt of no-bullshit indie rock that actually has something to say, then Michael Wu’s new single “Better Way” is your fix. Wu, the Upstate New York indie-rock songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, is done with passive reflection. His latest EP, The Other Side, tackles how we mentally check out […]
Artillery Saints – A Flurry Of Furies
If you’ve been sleeping on Artillery Saints, consider this your final warning. The one-man Ally McKenzie is back, and he’s not here to soothe your soul. The new single “A Flurry Of Furies” is a dense, cinematic slab of twisted pop that screams directly into the chaos of now. First, who is this guy? Ally McKenzie is the entire engine behind Artillery […]
Patience Please – Madeline
South West London’s indie pop trio Patience Please just dropped “Madelaine”, and it’s a straight-up sucker punch dressed in a killer melody. Forget everything you think you know about “stripped-back” – this track isn’t some whispery acoustic bore. It’s a slow-burn that proves this band has more guts and heart than most of the landfill indie clogging […]
Ava Valianti – Deep Fuchsia
Sixteen-year-old Ava Valianti is charging into the arena with a new anthem. “Deep Fuchsia“ dropped January 16th, and you see, this isn’t a gentle step forward—it’s a distortion-pedal-stomping leap into a bolder, bigger sound. This is the main event. Hailing from Newbury, Massachusetts, Ava Valianti is that rare artist who builds a serious following before she can even […]
Myles from Home – You’re Gonna Go Far
Vancouver trio Myles from Home won’t gently strum you to sleep. With their latest ripper, “You’re Gonna Go Far,” they’ve dropped a punch wrapped in the warm, aching blanket of memory. Frontman Myles Hildebrand leads the charge with vocals that feel like a worn-in leather jacket—warm, rugged, and full of stories. He’s said the track is about his Dad, a specific […]
5th PROJEKT – Oblivion (Live)
5th PROJEKT just dropped “Oblivion (Live)” and it’s a ceremony. The Toronto psychedelic art-rock crew is back, serving up the first raw cut from their upcoming off-the-floor EP “Live In London,” and it’s a monstrous, moody beast. This is the band captured live at London’s The Sugar Shack for the Incorrect Thoughts series, and you […]
Giuseppe Cucè – 21 grammi
If you’re starving for something with real weight, something that smells like worn-in leather and feels like a 3 AM confession, Giuseppe Cucè’s “21 grammi” is a slow-burning, cinematic rock-opera-of-the-soul that ditches digital shortcuts for the bloody-knuckled honesty of analogue tape and live-wire orchestration. Cucè is operating as a lone wolf singer-songwriter here, a modern cantautore in […]