Metalcore band Seven Cites Dead are out with a new EP. It’s three raging tracks of awakened suffering, being forsaken, and hate being sown. There’s a recurring theme of being controlled and pitted against one another here, and that gets channeled through shrieks, smacks and slams. Rob Ellis is featured on the title track’s vocals. Seven Cities Dead deliver the
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Rainbow Cobra is a new rock band to look out for, incorporating country and folk sensibilities into their warm sound. Their debut EP is out and it’s three songs that yearn for change and for something good to happen after putting yourself through hell. With rugged honesty about seeking a better place, Rainbow Cobra let out a cry with “Falcon
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Indie pop band Pescatarian at Best recently dropped their second single. It’s a fun one about taking your parents to old folks’ homes with mom going to the good one and dad going to the bad one. The song makes humor out of a normally difficult situation, swelling with an explosive rock punch in doing so. Pescatarian at Best take
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Art rockers Large Print are out with their companion EP to “In the Clouds” from earlier this year. Comparatively and fittingly so, this record takes things in a drearier direction with songs about feeling down and being in disguise. You get put right in a storybook with scenes containing imagery of gray skies, objects collecting dust, or a rose wilting
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Check out new music from Gold Steps, Gego y Nony, Clayton and more this week.
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Lakeyah and Latto link up for her next big single.
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Marz Lightyear keeps a steady stream of music going with a new EP.
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King Swyft makes his presence felt with his sophomore album.
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Hip hop artists The Oshi and Rio Dinero teamed up for a summer anthem. It’s a banger about no one being able to tell you shit; Rio Dinero flexes to the bank and he’ll easily knock anyone aside who gets in his way, then Oshi comes in calling out those who shoot but don’t score. The two rappers talk the
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Psych-electrofolk project Mere of Light released a video for “The Wood Between the Worlds” off their new EP “Haptica.” Shot by Grace Mitchell, the scenes here find Elise and Eddie on the beach performing abstract movements as liquid trickles over their bodies like the elements of nature interacting with one another. Tranquil to the sensory while vast in textural imagery,
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Alt pop-punk band Gold Steps have a new single and video out via Ghost Killer Entertainment. It’s a song about putting a toxic and manipulative person behind you and living your best life; they’d try to use you for their own gain, and now they can play their games on their own. Fittingly, the video finds vocalist Liz Mauritz out
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Diet Lite blaze through a new single at breakneck speed.
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The electronic producer’s new EP is a sonic escape.
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CJ Folds blends pop and hip hop while going through a breakup.
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Johanna Rose sings of empowerment in the tone of an old-school country gem.
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Zolton is back with the first single that he produced, recorded, and mixed himself. Dwelling in the intersection of electronica, hip hop and R&B, this song is about being in love with someone that doesn’t see you in their future like you seem them in yours. It’s been a rollercoaster with this person; you don’t know what to do with
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Electro-soul duo With released a new single this week. This one’s got a fun and playful touch, depicting two people who have differences with one another going on a drive and learning to bond. You’ll find that there’s a lot more to the world than the barriers we set, and that’s exactly what many of us need to hear right
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Indie pop act Oh Geeez are out with their third album. It’s a batch of tunes that each make you feel less alone in its own unique way – that’s the magic of Oh Geeez at work. Their core songwriting themes are friends, family and fantasy; with the warmest hooks and neighborly demeanor, Sean McGibany and company bring plenty of
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Ben Slowey talks to two members of the slacker rock band.
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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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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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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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