Caleb L’Etoile – Starling
Caleb L’Etoile is diving into the abyss with a cinderblock tied to his boots, and “Starling” is the terrifying, glorious splash. This is the goddamn nucleus,
Pisgah – Bend to Break
Pisgah brings a stormer of a track that rewires your nervous system. “Bend to Break,” the third single from her album Faultlines, balances alt-rock ferocity with
Dogmile – Alight
Fire up the tube amps. Dogmile is back in the game, and the new single “Alight” is a hazy riff on what modern rock can
Cody Piper – Run Home
Pittsburgh’s one-man Cody Piper is slamming with “Run Home,” a track with a controlled fury you can feel in your bones. This is a methodically crafted
Trashy Annie – Big Red Bow
With Trashy Annie’s new single “Big Red Bow,” the Austin-based outlaw rock outfit delivers a sucker-punch of sound that’s as defiant as it is genre-smashing.
Melting Reeds – Over My Head
Switzerland’s Melting Reeds are back, and their new single, “Over My Head,” is a slow-burn punch that proves rock ‘n’ roll isn’t always about the explosion—sometimes the
Duane Hoover – Magic Mirror Story Book
Atlanta’s rock ‘n’ roll scholar Duane Hoover is not here to gently reminisce. Following the wiry, electric charge of his previous album Wayward Path, Hoover is slamming the
Sound Waves # 34
• Weekly Song Recommendations • “A Pitiful Applause” unfurls like a fever dream—haunting, cinematic, and steeped in quiet despair. I Tend the Light weaves ghostly
Dylan Forshner – It Ain’t So Bad
Dylan Forshner is back with a slab of basement-born rock. “It Ain’t So Bad,” out of Welland, Canada, shows a songwriter finding his footing, his
Myra Keyes – Foam
Myra Keyes’ latest single, “Foam,” is a jolt of energy that proves rock and roll isn’t dead—it’s just been hiding in Chicago, getting smarter and
CARUS – Wisch Wisch
CARUS’ debut single, “Wisch Wisch,” is a blast of sonic boldness that enters every room by kicking the door off its hinges. “Wisch Wisch” establishes
Sound Waves # 33
• Weekly Song Recommendations • Medena’s Init Program bursts with infectious energy, blending punchy dance-punk grooves with a rebellious indie edge that demands movement. Its
Graham Price Gift Shop – Love is Whys
Brooklyn’s own Graham Price Gift Shop has thrown a cocktail of melody and grit into the 2025 music scene with their latest album, “Love is Whys”. This is
And The Broken – Changes
Get ready to have your speakers baptized in the sound of Malmö’s best-kept secret. And The Broken have arrived with their debut album, “Changes,” and it’s a lesson on
Echomatica – Echomatica
The airwaves have been begging for something with real texture, something that doesn’t just play in the background. Enter Echomatica, the Auckland-based quartet, and their self-titled
Aggressive Soccer Moms – Tomorrow Was Wonderful
Aggressive Soccer Moms are still playing by their own damn rules. The Stockholm veterans, a force since 1981, are slamming down a new anthem with