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
Velodrone – Count to Three
Velodrone doesn’t resurrect the energy of ‘90s alt-rock—they douse it in gasoline and let it blaze into 2025. Their “Count to Three” is all shoegaze fuzz and
Stevepuddle and his Bivouac Band – The Losing Game
Renegades Stevepuddle and His Bivouac Band are back to kick dirt in the face of complacency with The Losing Game. Dropping May 9th, this track is a
Bernhard Hollinger – 1987
Bernhard Hollinger isn’t your average Joe with a bass guitar. The award-winning bass virtuoso, composer, and mad scientist has finally let out his debut album
Rooftop Screamers – Blink of an Eye (feat. Royston Langdon)
Rooftop Screamers are at it again—they’re launching anthems. Their latest one, “Blink of an Eye” (featuring Spacehog’s Royston Langdon), is a fiery, format-defying sonic sledgehammer that wrangles
Fringe Frontier – Heartbreak Parade
Fringe Frontier’s latest single, “Heartbreak Parade,” floors it through a musical landscape where down-home grit smashes into pop-punk energy, leaving your ears ringing. This song’s
Sound Wave #16
• Weekly Song Recommendations • “On and On” pulses with infectious energy while peeling back layers of raw emotion, blending vulnerability and groove in a
Hoxsey – The Introduction of Sgt. Capone
Hoxsey just dropped “The Introduction of Sgt. Capone”, a track that doesn’t just rock—it rages. Released three months ago, this opener to a three-part musical
Mike Bloom – Natural Disaster
After spending years behind the scenes, shredding guitars and twiddling knobs for big names like Jenny Lewis and Julian Casablancas, Mike Bloom is stepping into
Moon Construction Kit – Long John Silver
Long John Silver, the latest track from Moon Construction Kit, is a wild ride through the dark alleys of retro-futuristic rock. Olivier Cornu, the mad genius
The Transits – Middle Of The Night
The Transits are a transcontinental alt-indie crew. Hailing split between Auckland and Durban, the trio’s latest single, “Middle of the Night,” is a brooding, synth-drenched
Akira Sky – Block My Number
Akira Sky doesn’t just play tracks—she fires off pure feeling into pedal-to-the-floor soundstorms. Her latest single, Block My Number, has the kind of unflinching honesty that’d
My New Mixtape – Who’s Your Daddy?
My New Mixtape—Virginia-based producer and mad scientist Jarrett Nicolay—drops a bomb of scathing social commentary with their latest single, “Who’s Your Daddy?”. Nicolay, whose work has
Juno Empire – Seeds
No filler, no frills—just Juno Empire with teeth. His new track “Seeds” (dropped since April 30, 2025) is like your neurons got dropkicked and your
The Sunmills – Rock and Roll
The Sunmills are like a lightning bolt straight outta Highland, Utah. These guys aren’t just bringing back that grungy ’90s alt-rock vibe – they’re throwing
Lenny Zen – Stick Around
Lenny Zen rocks the world without any sugar-coating. This San Diego dude isn’t here to hold your hand – he’s here to rock your socks
The Setting Son – I Still Can’t Decide What I Want
The Setting Son is snarling, jangling, and fuzzing their way into 2025 with their latest single, “I Still Can’t Decide What I Want,” a raucous