Edie Yvonne is a young LA-based songwriter still at the start of her career, yet despite this, we at Buzzy Band believe she has a

We at Buzzyband have found another gem with Denver-based rocker Jonathan Maske. His single “Kicking Bricks” was released on February 2, 2024, and we wasted

Oliver Jordan‘s work has been described as Flawed Music for Flawed People by Lofi-Records, and you can certainly feel it in his latest single “Secret

Dark, Sensual, Dangerous. Stepping into Anne Bennett’s world through her latest single “Second Death” feels like wandering into a Black Widow’s lair. You know there’s

Imagine getting stuck on a date with someone who intentionally misrepresented themselves. How awkward and awful would that be? You get there excited, only to

Legion, the latest single by SIR-VERE out of their latest album Lovescope, is a reminder that the real power is in the hands of the

Pariah – the latest single from SickRichard is guaranteed to sneak up on you. The London-based rock trio draws their sound from a lot of

Slowklahoma’s “Dog Days” is a poignant masterpiece that encapsulates the band’s ability to blend wistful lyricism with infectious melodies. Slowklahoma’s first ever release is a

“Bring Me the Sky,” a melancholy guitar rock ballad from Dublin’s Sunburn, weaves a tapestry of somber melodies and moody atmospheres that delve into the

In the sonic realm of dark wave goth, “As the Walls Close In” from The Silence Industry emerges as a brooding masterpiece, seamlessly blending haunting

For anyone searching for melancholic new wave/goth to fill out some vacant time for recollection, look no further than Salt Lake City’s Sculpture Club. The

A constant theme in Automatic’s new album Signal is the dichotomy between human and machine. From the formation of the band itself, which had its

Chicago-based noise quartet Koalra has released their second LP, and it’s the most expansive work the band has ever made to date. The Wakes blends

Portland post-punk outfit Shadowhouse has an interesting blend of alt-rock,goth and dark wave. It’s music that’s highly introspective and emotional, icy to the touch, yet not at

I used to struggle with the idea of fuzzy indie rock being used into something that could be considered as dreamy or relaxing. All I

Koalra are back again with a new album. The Portland-based rock outfit has been constantly evolving through the years, capturing a skillset steeped in noise