Psych-rocker Ricky Thump is out with his debut single. It’s summer, so there’s no better way to channel the heat than through liquid rock ‘n roll – that’s exactly what Thump brings here, incorporating elements of blues and reggae to get you moving. It explores a multitude of colors while traversing various landscapes. He’s only getting started; we hope to
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Alternative folk trio Violet Wilder’s most recent single swells into dreamy splendor. It’s about being happy with someone and determined to make things work, trusting the road you’ve embarked together. Starting with gentle and ethereal harmonies before a violin assumes the melody, the song is guided into lush, crashing orchestration. Violet Wilder erupt with alluring fervor through “Wait For Me.”
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Improvisational noise collective Frenia are out with a new EP. Limitless art, not a point on the map their Bandcamp poetically states, so eloquently describing the fluidity of Frenia’s seamlessly collaborative nature. There’s string, wind and percussion instruments utilized here but also spoken word, friendly banter, hand claps and wordplay; an excerpt of “Madness of the Day” by Blanchot is
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On their newest single, ‘Who Am I To You?,’ Rofi James demonstrate that they are performing at the top of their game, with their indie-pop creative juices flowing by the barrel load. The band that is on the verge of breaking out is not only representing Ireland but also the genre of indie-pop as a whole. They are bringing the
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The atmosphere is filling with a jubilant rhythm, which can only mean one thing; Little Moses Jones is back in town. What a triumphant return he stages with his most recent effort, ‘City Or Country’. Everyone who comes in contact with Little Moses Jones’ soundscape will find themselves gripping to it like a small child at a candy store, bringing
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The new song by Julia Thomsen titled ‘Tender Love’ is stunning because of how it gets rid of any negative thoughts in our mind. Right now, what we could all use in our lives is some music that allows us to lose ourselves easily, and the music that was composed in London is ideal for that purpose. The mesmerising colours
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We’re talking Lil Uzi Vert throwing phones, new music from City Girls and Cardi B, and calling C’zo on the Rap Phone.
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By Deuce Part The First: The Calling Before the official founding of the Cass Clayton band, before any of its albums (and the exceedingly rare, scarcely found EP, Woman in the Way, for the die-hards), the chart positions, the tours, the tunes, and the terrific overflow of music it unleashed, there was, quite simply, perfection. A penchant for perfect pitch,
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The reggaeton duo have a new single out about keeping things on the down low.
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Mayyh3m gives us the first glimpse of a new album with a single about going it alone.
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Kenny Kamz tests a range of beats on a new EP.
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Clayton is back with a new single that slows things down with sensual R&B. He sings about wishing to make things right with a lover; he’s for real this time and has reflected on his growth. The song’s title reflects the different “pigments” of a relationship, like moods that get associated with different colors. It’s Clayton’s third song of 2022
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Hard rockers The Night Howls are out with a new record. It’s six songs that all go over the five-minute mark, giving the Howls plenty of room to breathe with their blend of humor and riffage. Whether they’re rocking with sarcasm about being mad at trees or they’re rocking with a growl about “engaging the core”, the band stops at
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Psych-electrofolk project Mere of Light released their sophomore EP. It’s four tracks that build dreamy worlds through graceful harp melodies and exquisite electronica, traversing imagery from the Midwest scenery to quiet woodlands to the ever-changing face of God. “Cruel Sister” is a traditional folk ballad about a girl being thrown overboard by her jealous older sister and drowning; Mere of
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The band return to weigh in on the world with a new video.
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Each artist understands their role in a club-ready new single.
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Blackened metal band It Is Dead dropped a new single last week. With utter brutality, this track rages about silencing the already voiceless as mankind is annihilated. Monstrous shrieks and tenderizing riffs break open the gates of Hell as the final judgement is completed, unrivaled in ensuing wastage. Stay tuned for It Is Dead’s record out on Auris Apothecary on
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Iammarcandrew has the flow dialed in for his newest EP.
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Ambient electronic artist Brandon Buhr’s latest album traverses the times of day. It’s eight compositions and begins in morning while ending in the dark of night. Buhr’s mood and tone correspond with the skyscapes; for example, being bright and inviting with “Clearing” while eerie and mysterious in “Eclipse.” Sit back, relax, and zone to the drones with Brandon Buhr’s “Dawn.”
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Indie folk project Vectors of Resonant Prescients released a new album. Recorded in a winter cabin setting of remote Wisconsin, this album consists of thirteen acoustic songs of hinterland pensiveness, whether it invokes imagery of flowers or horses or floating homes. There’s wonder, there’s despair, and there’s fortitude that all charge this record like it’s a panel of emotions that
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Check out new music this week from Plytme, Ian Ewing, North Warren and more!
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Mid Coast hosted their Unplugged Vol. 2 show at Cactus Club on Friday evening featuring performances from Wisdm Giovanni, Breonte, Quellez and Phat Nerdz as well as DJ sets from DJ Quilla and Clyde Jennings. They raised donations for Milwaukee Autonomous Tenants Union, who have been fighting the eviction crisis in town since the pandemic hit. We got to speak
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Bremen Cafe hosted a spectacular night of live music Thursday night featuring solo acts Economy Superstar and Gorilla Knifefight as well as the band Sun Silo. Economy Superstar is the synthpop-spoken word project of TW Hansen. He’s known for selling his bumper stickers at shows and balances his interludes with comedy and passionate realness. He plays the tracks from his
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North Warren return with a slacker indie rock banger.
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The fusion band is back with an inescapable jam session of a track.
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