Wotts – i’ll see you when the game resets
Canadian indie dynamos Wotts just dropped the closing salvo for their EP FLANKI,
Clay Goodman – Such Fun
Clay Goodman, this one-man powerhouse from Wise, USA, just dropped
Sirenglas – Glass Between Us
Sirenglas isn’t playing. The Vancouver-based AI-human hybrid entity storms back with “Glass Between Us,” a dark, brooding beast that’ll make your hair stand on end.
Cody Piper – Be Quiet
Cody Piper isn’t here to lull you to sleep. This Pittsburgh powerhouse is revving up with “Be Quiet,” a wild jaunt of a song that
You Me & Kyle – They Promised Us There Would Be Flying Cars
Columbus, Ohio’s indie duo You Me & Kyle—the geek-chic brainchild of Henry Hutton (bass, guitars, backing vocals) and Tony Sharpe (lead vocals, guitars)—have crash-landed onto the scene with their debut
Sound Wave #14
• Weekly Song Recommendations • “Bad Habits Die Hard” by Snatch the Snail is a raw and electrifying track that hooks listeners with its gritty
Talking To Sophie – Galaxy
Hailing from Eberswalde, Germany, solo artist Talking To Sophie dropped “Galaxy” on April 14th, 2025— not your run-of-the-mill breakup song, this thing hits you deeply.
Ben Rankin – All is Well in Hell
Hailing from Canberra, Rankin channels personal turmoil into something sonically immense—angry, yes, but also intentional and deeply crafted. This is the kind of track that
CKH – Superposition
The London-based producer’s latest release hums with precision and purpose, balancing cerebral themes with emotional weight in a way that feels effortless. Inspired by quantum
Swivvel – Last Dance
Swivvel’s latest single, Last Dance, slams into the speakers like a shot of adrenaline, stomping in scuffed-boot rock attitude with the kind of bare-knuckled momentum that’s
Ticket To The Universe – Be The One
Ticket To The Universe, the one-man force erupting from Lenart, Slovenia, just dropped “Be The One” on April 8th, 2025—and it’s making us hungry for
WOOF – LICK!
Chicago’s WOOF just howled loudly into the rock world with LICK!, a track that slaps you awake faster than a double espresso shot. Released April 1st,
The Red Lite District – You Were Never In Love
If rock ‘n’ roll had a middle finger, it’d be raised to the sky in The Red Lite District’s scorching single “You Were Never In Love”.
Don Sechelski – Playing Catch
Atlanta’s rock troubadour Don Sechelski recently released his latest single, “Playing Catch” – something that marries the crack of a baseball bat with the crunch of acoustic guitars. Clocking
Edie Yvonne – Changed My Mind
Los Angeles’ 16-year-old indie-pop firebrand Edie Yvonne isn’t here to wallow—she’s here to ignite. Dropping her first single of 2025, “Changed My Mind”, the teen songwriter ditches the
loudness wars – Battlefield
loudness wars, fronted by vocalist/guitarist Jerome, are a huge blessing on your eardrums. This trio’s debut single “Battlefield” (dropping April 14, 2025) is a raucous
9 o’clock Nasty – Playboy Driver
Leicester’s loudest troublemakers, 9 o’clock Nasty, have wowed us with Playboy Driver—a gift that’d make Harley Davidson blush. Dropping April 12th, this one is nitro-boosted: dangerous,
Sound Waves #13
• Weekly Song Recommendations • “LASH” hits like a raw nerve, thrashing through rejection and pain with a fierce, unrelenting energy. Sophie’s Body blends grunge