Zegovia – Prefab
Houston’s own Zegovia is back, and they’re not asking for permission. On August 27, they’re dropping “Prefab,” a track that’s basically a loud, scorching reminder of what rock music feels like when you strip away all the BS and pump it full of untainted, unedited energy. This goes beyond a song—it’s an experience. After the […]
Cherry i – The Arsonist
London’s Cherry i does more than drop songs—they develop whole dimensions. Their latest single, “The Arsonist,” is this enormous, filmic beast that proves they’re the real deal when it comes to building sensation and aura. This isn’t something you throw on in the background. No way. It’s a gradual art-rock odyssey that drags you down […]
IT SOUND – It’s Called Blood
Crank up those speakers—they’re about to get a serious workout. Seattle’s one-man ball, IT SOUND, is roaring back, and the lead single “It’s Called Blood” from his upcoming LP of the same name hits like it isn’t for the squeamish. Jesse Damm, the mad genius running this whole IT SOUND operation, bottles up that damp […]
indifferentMonKeY – Painless War
indifferentMonKeY is detonating grenades, and “Painless War” is their latest explosive manifesto. This track is a plunge into the band’s signature “Trip Hop Rock” abyss, proving why they’re the most exciting disruptors on the alternative scene right now. Right from the drop, “Painless War” establishes its dominance. Expect Joe Lowe to lay down a bassline that isn’t […]
Carrying Torches – Opening Up
Look, Carrying Torches – those Chicago rockers who’ve been slinging Electric Heartland Garage Rock – they’re not messing. Their new single “Opening Up” is the kind of song that shakes the ground under your feet. These guys have built their name on raw power and stories that hit you right where it counts, and guys, […]
MARS 999 – V Zákrutách
Slovak artist MARS 999 just dropped “V Zákrutách”, and this single is a potent shot of atmospheric, slow-burn indie rock that seizes you by the neck and commands you feel something. He recorded this beast between Slovakia and Prague with Aussie producer Rohin Brown, then handed it off to mastering wizard Sarah Register (yeah, the one who’s worked […]
Reetoxa – Avocet Court
Sometimes the heaviest punches come wrapped in velvet gloves. Reetoxa – Jason McKee‘s solo project – just dropped “Avocet Court”. This isn’t the regular raucous, guitar-screaming barnburner. Nope. It’s a slow-burn, deeply personal ballad that cuts deep with emotional honesty and minimalist brilliance. Coming from Carrum Downs, Victoria, and now working out of Sydney, McKee […]
Mr Henry and Side Hustle – Sunset Grille
D.C.’s one-man rock machine Mr Henry and Side Hustle – the baby of drummer-songwriter Henry Weisiger – drops a killer groove with “Sunset Grille.” Toss out any ideas about polished studio slickness; this 2024 banger’s all about that feel-good, old-school rock vibe, served with real personality on the side. Weisiger’s been around the block, jamming […]
Mike Vorpal – House of Capricorn
Mike Vorpal, right on the heels of the fierce “Manhunter,” his debut solo EP Memes delivers another knockout punch with “House of Capricorn”. Vorpal plunges into the weird, wired heart of our digital age, and this track? It’s a prime example of his darkly captivating craft. This Portland-based solo artist knows how to stitch together evocative songwriting with […]
Silk Daisys – It’s A Laugh
Atlanta’s best-kept secret, husband-and-wife duo Silk Daisys, is finally busting out of the garage and straight into your ears with their debut single, “It’s A Laugh”, which landed August 8th. It’s the sound of indie rock remembering why it fell in love with hooks and 12-strings in the first place. Frontman James Abercrombie is wielding his Rickenbacker like a […]
Lücid Lovers – Obsession
Cleveland’s mysterious duo, Lücid Lovers, crash onto the scene with a cover that’s anything but polite homage. Their take on “Obsession” – originally penned by Holly Knight and Michael Des Barres and blasted into the mainstream by Animation – is a raw, reinvigorated monster which dropped on July 25th, 2025. Comprising the cryptically-named The High Priestess and The […]
Harry Kappen – Be Brave if you Can
Dutch rocker Harry Kappen just dropped a different kind of fire. Forget the protest anthems – his third single, “Be Brave If You Can” (off the album Four) isn’t about smashing chains. It’s about enduring the damn storm when you can’t fight back. And in 2025, with wars raging and noise pollution at max volume, this quiet […]