Ed Boxall – The High Far Fields of Home
Ed Boxall, the Hastings-based artist, printmaker, and storyteller, has just
Madeline Rosene – Love and Algorhythms
In a world drowning in AI-generated slop and algorithmic spoon-feeding, Madeline
Make Believe Love – Kid with a Dad Bod
Los Angeles powerpop collective Make Believe Love just released their new single “Kid
ReeToxA – Insta Life Donna
ReeToxA is lobbing a grenade right into the polite silence of the modern alternative scene. “Insta Life Donna,” a standout hidden gem from their debut album Pines
Pisgah – Faultlines
“Faultlines,” the sophomore album from London-based Pisgah, is a controlled demolition. This is the moment where Brittney Jenkins, the singular force behind the moniker, plugs
Wuzy Bambussy – Little Lion
The West Country’s best-kept secret, Wuzy Bambussy, just dropped a face-melter. “Little Lion,” the lead single from their impending debut LP The Ghost & The Rhythm, is
Pesky Kid – Holy Light
Pesky Kid just dropped “Holy Light,” and if you think this is just another gentle alt-indie sigh, you’re not listening hard enough. This track is the
The Silver Arrow Collective – The Silver Arrow Collective
The Silver Arrow Collective just dropped a nine-track rocket sled built from pedal steel, existential grit, and the kind of guitars that smolder long after the
Moon Construction Kit – Chemicals
From the shadowy depths of Lausanne comes a one-man audio assault that’s about to hijack your speakers and your nervous system. Moon Construction Kit, the
Blindness & Light – Fly Paper
Blindness & Light just dropped “Fly Paper,” a gnarly, retro-fueled garage-punk rager. This is the track of a band—or more accurately, a fiercely independent collective—plugging in,
West Wickhams – Sakura
The wait is over, and the noise is here. West Wickhams, the self-proclaimed “psychedelique Noir Deux piece,” have just dropped “Sakura,” a five-track firecracker of
Nick Neumann – Our Time Starts Now
Just when you thought guitar-driven rock had been polished into submission by algorithm-chasing trends, a lone wolf from Grand Rapids, Michigan, emerges from the shadows
Fierbinteanu – Merrymaking
Let’s talk about this new slab of digital defiance from Fierbinteanu. Their latest cut, “Merrymaking“, is a neon-lit, synth-powered bulldozer aimed squarely at the ivory
TwentySixth Soul – You Couldn’t
Sometimes, the most seismic riffs are the ones that move beneath the surface, and the most explosive confessions are delivered in a whisper. Enter TwentySixth Soul,
ReeToxA – Amber
Listen up, you beautiful noise addicts! If you think genuine rock ‘n’ roll is a relic of the past, ReeToxA is here to shatter that illusion with
Sound Waves # 39
• Weekly Song Recommendations • “The Bottomless Pit” pulls you straight into its shadowy groove, where every synth pulse feels like a heartbeat echoing in
Charlie Uffelman – All The Same
In a world with over-produced, algorithm-friendly slop, Charlie Uffelman comes through like a breath of fresh, Vermont-cabin air. We’re here to talk about “All The
Pointe – Guard Rails
Brisbane just coughed up a monster, and its name is Pointe. Forget your polite introductions, this band isn’t knocking on the door; they’re kicking it in
Wotts – he spoke with conviction
Canadian duo Wotts just dropped “he spoke with conviction”, a fuzz-drenched, synth-soaked beast that shows them plugging directly into the mains of unease and filtering