AUDIO: Creepy Little Things – “Fuck You”
Scotty Damned gets visceral on a new track.
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AUDIO: Good Grief – “Rise Up”
Good Grief have a bright single ready for the warm weather.
Read moreAUDIO: Pulpa de Guayaba – “Short & Sweet”
The band soundtracks your summer with a smooth new EP.
Read moreAUDIO: Lyric Advisory Board – “Lipstick Detox”
The group explores Americana on their new album.
Read moreVIDEO: Humid – “Catch My Drift”
Humid returns with the first track from “One Dimensional Hell”
Read moreARTIST SPOTLIGHTS: Oh Geeez, 5PM to Nowhere
Linneman’s hosted 5PM to Nowhere’s “Stoicism” EP release party on Saturday night, enlisting Oh Geeez as the opener. Oh Geeez comprises of vocalist-guitarists Sean McGibany and Jack Gilmond as well as Columbus, OH drummer Alex Dollenmayer. Formed last year from the ashes of the band Before Nitrogen, Oh Geeez play alternative pop inspired by cartoons. McGibany met Dollenmayer on Twitter
Read moreARTIST SPOTLIGHT: Shamewave
Cactus Club hosted Milwaukee’s Shamewave and Winnepeg’s noise punk trio Tunic on Friday night. Shamewave is fronted by Cody Ratley; Nicci Halverson plays guitar and synth, Peter Stanislawski also plays guitar, Ben Wittlinger plays bass, and Matt Weinberger plays drums. Jacob Hornak and Sahan Jayasuriya have played in the band as well. Their sound encompasses shoegaze, grunge, ambient, and alternative
Read moreAUDIO: 5PM to Nowhere – “Stoicism”
Alternative pop project 5PM to Nowhere released a new EP today. Jacob Webb embarks on a journey of self-expression and finding peace. He demonstrates a broad pop appeal, utilizing both piano-driven melodies and tranquil electronica. He tenaciously seeks growth through life’s noise, just as the record’s cover art demonstrates. Ditis and Cosmic Sleepovers contribute on “Rumination” and “Emerson,” respectively. 5PM
Read moreAUDIO: Cutters – “Imagination”
Cutters call out bands that aren’t working hard on their new track.
Read moreAUDIO: Anson Obvious – “…Does Their Friends”
Apocalyptic comedy rocker Anson Obvious is out with an EP of songs dedicated to her friends, and these friends are colorful characters. First we learn about the blind man Gregg Wandsneider who should never be crossed, then we meet Robert who’s an expert in “deadmilkmenology”, then we go to the Party Marty show, and finally we hear about Ali who
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