AUDIO: Aliens At Work – “Audible Warfare”
The Appleton producer returns with a new dubstep jam.
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AUDIO: Lomira – “Lost Settlement of the Outer Banks”
Marielle Allschwang and Adam Michael Krause team up for a new EP.
Read moreVIDEO: Lauryl Sulfate + Her Ladies of Leisure – “Selfie”
Lauryl Sulfate and her Ladies of Leisure are back with a fun new song and accompanying music video celebrating self-love in the form of the selfie.
Read moreAUDIO: Mario Lanza – “In the Night”
Pop artist Mario Lanza’s latest tune is a sensual alternative R&B song about temptation and being drawn in by someone’s “pose.”
Read moreOld Wolves – “A Chance to Grow”
Old Wolves’ latest song is an acoustic folk tune hearkening to the bittersweet sensations that come with nostalgia and growing as time perpetually moves.
Read moreBridges of Konigsberg – “The Buster Keaton Maneuver”
The noise trio creates a smorgasbord of sound on their new release.
Read moreAUDIO: Tarek Sabbar – “Outside Frame”
The Telechrome member’s latest twinkles with synth progressions and blooming crescendos.
Read moreAUDIO: Shogun – “Addendum”
The stoner-doom metal band are back with their first release in over two years.
Read moreUNKNWN – “Regime Change”
UNKNWN creates a chill new tape full of bass tracks.
Read morePhoned Nil Trio – “Honoring a Bird: March 21st, 2001”
The harsh noise project are back with a bird-themed new project.
Read morePaVda with Amanda Schoofs – “Sound Poems”
PaVda and Amanda Schoofs create a beautiful series of free improvisations themed around friendship.
Read moreAUDIO: HollowHecatomb – “The Still Life”
HollowHecatomb’s latest is full of beautifully dark industrial sounds.
Read moreChris Ianuzzi Goes Deep on Recently Released EP Olga in a Black Hole
Were Chris Ianuzzi’s latest release, the three-cut EP Olga in a Black Hole, art (which it unambiguously is)—but not a musical expression of art but your more “traditional” visual artwork,
Read moreSONI Pleases on New Single “Happy to Serve”
Not many artists have as well-defined a game plan for their projects as the vocalist does.
Read moreAUDIO: Max Devereaux – “Max Devereaux Sings the Blues”
Max Devereaux is back with a new record, and as the title of it suggests, he is exploring what sounds like a midlife crisis.
Read moreAUDIO: Cntrlla – “Enter Iron Fist”
Cntrlla delivers a martial arts-themed EP.
Read moreAUDIO: Midsummer – “Some Things Are Better Left Alone”
Janesville-based emo-grunge rockers Midsummer are back with a new single.
Read moreAUDIO: Brendan Demet – “B-25”
Brendan Demet’s debut solo record is an eclectic arrangement of jazz, dub, rock, and pop,
Read moreAliens At Work – “Pop Trunk”
The EDM producer gets experimental on his new song.
Read moreAUDIO: Father Sky – “See Me”
Father Sky seeks love on his latest single.
Read moreAUDIO: BananaFish – “Happy Now”
The latest from singer-songwriter BananaFish is another powerful, somber ukelele tune where she sings about asking a former lover if they would be happy if she disappeared. She is grieving over unrequited love and feels tortured over not being reciprocated that love. This is BananaFish’s first track in almost a year, and we are excited to see her continuing to
Read moreAUDIO : Bahar – “Nos”
Bahar Kizil surprises her fans with a new single.
Read moreBritish Indie Artist Chris Reardon Drops “How We Win,” An IGTV Only Available Track
Chris Reardon releases “How We Win,” a response to the uncertain times we are witnessing right now. As he explained on his social media, he wrote the song to help and honor all the amazing people who are on the frontlines of Covid-19. He spreads love and encouragement to all health care workers who risk their lives to save others.
Read moreBreaking And Entering’s Quarantine Update: 4/28/20
Allen Halas and Ben Slowey break down the week in Milwaukee music.
Read moreRiverwest Public House Launches COVID-19 Food Pantry
With much uncertainty brooding over many Milwaukee small businesses because of the ongoing pandemic, local music venues have crowdfunded donations from the community in order to support their employees and stay afloat. Riverwest Public House, however, is taking things a bit further – they’ve started a food pantry for those in need. “There’s a lot of reasons why we wanted
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