Black and White Rewreite – Tokyo Ghost
Winnipeg’s own Black and White Rewrite are back, and they’re not here
Electric Elm – Magnolia
There’s a moment about halfway through “Magnolia” where everything just locks into place. The guitars breathe, the rhythm section digs in, and you realize you’re
L.O.U. & Big O – Rain Before Sunshine
If you’re looking for some sad boy emo crap to cry into your pillow to, click off this page right now. L.O.U. & Big O
Kentucky Trust Fund – Last Flight
Sacramento’s The Kentucky Trust Fund just dropped a debut full-length that hits like a shot of bourbon chased with a mandolin solo to the gut. Last Flight rocks. Plain
sean tweedley – Hazy Daze
If you are looking for a track that smacks you but with a velvet glove, look no further than “Hazy Daze,” the latest slice of
Aled Price – Addict
Sometimes a song hits you right in the gut. Sometimes it grabs you by the throat and doesn’t let go. And sometimes, you get “Addict” by Aled Price—a
Weekday Social – Five Years Or So
If you are looking for the soundtrack to your quarter-life crisis, look no further than London’s own Weekday Social. These guys just dropped their original single, “Five
The Sway – Twice In A Lifetime
You want a comeback story? You want a band that’s been through the grinder, walked away, and came back swinging? Then get your ears around The
Harry Stock – pretend love
If you came here expecting some soft, acoustic coffee-shop fodder, you’ve wandered into the wrong pit. Harry Stock, the one-man wrecking crew from Reigate, is
Sound Waves # 46
• Weekly Song Recommendations • With “Bipolar and Thriving,” Furlough Fridays bottle the chaos of loving on a fault line, gliding through hazy, almost tender
Garrett Anthony Rice – The Prisoner
Right off the bat, Garrett Anthony Rice, an Irish lad hailing from the sleepy coastal town of Greystones in County Wicklow, has just dropped a
Fringe Frontier – Think Back
You like your rock music with a side of worn-out boots and a map dotted with dive bars from the Georgia clay all the way
Holly Woodlove – Run Back
Alexander Dausch, the mad scientist behind the San Diego solo Holly Woodlove, is back with “Run Back“. This thing absolutely rips. Released on February 13,
Eoin Shannon – Highs & lows
We’ve spun a lot of records over the past year, and plenty of them sound like they were cooked up in some sterile producer’s lab
Sean MacLeod – Take Control (Don’t Let ‘Em)
After getting a bit experimental and artsy with his last single, Dublin’s own Sean MacLeod reminds us exactly why he cut his teeth in the
The Vigilante – Get You Through
If you’ve been starving for a track like a shot of whiskey chased with a lightning bolt, The Vigilante just delivered the goods. The cinematic
The Trusted – Spin
Look, we’ve sat through enough landfill indie and copy-paste pop-punk to last ten lifetimes. But every once in a while, a track comes along that