Sirenglas – Forest Mother

Sirenglas, that self-described “Al-human hybrid spectral entity” oozing out of

Dust Cwaine – Little Plans

Dust Cwaine’s new single and video, “Little Plans,” is a

Kevin Driscoll – Black It Out

Jacksonville’s own Kevin Driscoll just dropped his first official solo bomb, “Black It

Public Health – Painless

Philadelphia’s Public Health, the alias of singer-songwriter Alex Moxam, just dropped “Painless,” a track that slaps you awake – in the greatest way imaginable. Moxam, the project’s

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The Buddyrevelles – Peabo

The Buddyrevelles kick off their latest EP, The Concession, with “Peabo,” a track that hits the gas pedal from the first riff and never looks back.

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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