Charlie Uffelman – All The Same
In a world with over-produced, algorithm-friendly slop, Charlie Uffelman comes
Wotts – he spoke with conviction
Canadian duo Wotts just dropped “he spoke with conviction”, a
Aggressive Soccer Moms – Crossroads
Alright, blast the amps! Stockholm’s engine, Aggressive Soccer Moms, is roaring back to life with their twenty-fourth single, “Crossroads”, and these old dogs are proving they’ve still
Pompeya – Awesome
Moscow’s secret weapon, Pompeya, just blew the roof off with their EP “Awesome” (released April 11, 2025). Five tracks, 17 minutes of pure, unadulterated indie rock bliss. Building
Barry J Walsh – Suddenly June
Barry J Walsh, the Irish songsmith, is lighting the fuse on a summer kaboom with “Suddenly June.” This track comes hot on the heels of
Ava Valianti – Distant
Ava Valianti, this Massachusetts-born firecracker, ain’t here to whisper sweet nothings in your ear. Nah, she’s here to detonate your brainstem through your stereo! At
Para Lia – Neverland
Strap in, because Para Lia isn’t playing nice. Their latest single, “Neverland“, is a face-melting monster that’ll grip you by the short hairs. This German duo—René
Wotts – Better Days
Wotts is back, baby! This Canadian duo is lighting up the scene with their latest, “Better Days”, and holy smokes, it’s a goddamn knockout. Serving as the
Scott Yoder – Never Be Another Day
Scott Yoder‘s new track “Never Be Another Day” is like getting zapped by a bolt from the blue – it’s real as bleeding fingers, it’s
Alexander Joseph – St. David (Alternate Version)
Forget the wall-of-sound for a sec. Brit-born artist Alexander Joseph isn’t blasting amps on this one, but don’t mistake subtlety for weakness. His reworked single, “St. David
Sound Waves #18
• Weekly Song Recommendations • WHIMS’ The Militia unfolds like an epic without dialogue, each moment pulsing with intensity, evolving into something more intricate and
The Goodbye Radio – Twisted Time Travelers
The Goodbye Radio don’t do volume limits. Their just-dropped track “Twisted Time Travelers” crushes like a wall of amps, setting these New York rockers as
Marc Soucy – When I Take the Five
Marc Soucy isn’t only flexing his ivory-tickling chops on the re-released 1983 live burner “When I Take The Five”— he’s stomping the accelerator on a wild
Odelet – Wait for You
Detroit-born, California-fired Odelet is locked and loaded to blow your mind with her new track “Wait for You,” a standout track from her feverishly anticipated album Raindance (out
Desert Man – Penelope
Just visualize this: Desert Man—the wild alter ego of Grammy-nominated Swedish rock wizard Sebastian Gäbel—tearing down a dusty road in a beat-up convertible. His new track
Delta of Venus – Intertwined b/w Intertwined (acoustic)
Delta of Venus is on fire! Hot off the heels of their debut “Disengaged b/w Slipping”, the band returns with their sophomore one-two punch, “Intertwined b/w
The Burbs – There’s No Time For Presents
The Burbs, those grunge-pop rebels from Down Under, aren’t here to play nice with your emotions. They’re gonna rip ’em wide open. Fresh off their
ettie – The Song I Scream in the Shower
Imagine this: Avril Lavigne’s Let Go and Paramore’s Riot! had a wild kid who grew up quoting Shakespeare and waving rainbow flags. That’s basically ettie’s