AUDIO: Rhett Repko – “How Cold”
Rhett Repko has unveiled his latest release, “How Cold,” showcasing his versatile and guitar-driven sound.
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Rhett Repko has unveiled his latest release, “How Cold,” showcasing his versatile and guitar-driven sound.
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Arkayla is back with a new vintage-tinged single, showcasing their continued growth and musical evolution.
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London-based band Car Boot Sale, a five-piece outfit, has been gaining attention with their energetic and high-octane approach to rock ‘n’ roll songwriting.
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The harmonious blend of old and new in this revitalized rendition reflects Mortenissimo’s dedication to breathing new life into a classic masterpiece.
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Richele Kuhlmann, the classically trained musician and composer behind the solo project, skillfully intertwines cello, violin, keys, and synths to create a cinematic grandiosity.
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On this episode of In The Crates, Ben Slowey sits down with Asher Gray to discuss how he got his start, what ultimately led him on his journey to become a DJ, and the experience of playing out live.
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The Omaha-based band Names Without Numbers addresses the frenetic pace of contemporary life in their latest single.
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With the new project, the band are definitely going to be a name to watch in the future, so check them out now while they’re still dialing in their sound.
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Australian-born indie rock band The Wattles, now based in Brighton, have made a strong debut with their 4-track EP.
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Rooted in elusiveness, the mysterious musicians continue to intrigue as they unveil their most recent double A-side.
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Brighton-based band Bighead Tea Drinkers made waves earlier this year with the release of their debut EP “Travel Far, Get Away.”
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With early recognition from radio and press, SAD DADS has officially debuted with their energizing track “Surf Instructor.”
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With soothing vocals and hazy production, the three-song project exudes a joyful escape and serves as a reminder to seek positivity.
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The track, ahead of an upcoming EP, steadily escalates, seamlessly weaving vocals and guitar momentum into a cathartic bliss beyond the three-minute mark.
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New York City-based band Corner Sun displays a strong melodic, personal rock and pop appeal on their EP.
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The grungy, introspective appeal of the track showcases a suave vocal style that borders on singing and spoken-word, complemented by warming guitar distortion.
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Originally starting his career as a street performer in Seattle, VQ infuses whirring analog brass, broken piano samples, and a horn section with intense vocal escalations.
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The track continues the more rock-forward direction initiated by their 2022 full-length “Catastrophe Magnet,” evoking a post-punk nostalgia with a modern pop punch.
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The song features chilly vocal layers and suave guitars that create a nocturnal atmospheric mystique.
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Shee Ma describes the track’s inspiration as drawing from historical figures who reflected on the search for self and freedom, as well as themes of dying and rebirth, merging and dissolving in nature.
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Under the moniker Maximilien Gault, Bloody Cigarettes continues to captivate audiences with his youthful and vibrant approach to indie rock.
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Formed in 2020, Moon Date’s spirited vocal momentum, pulsing synth movements, and twangy guitar lines create an invigorating and anthemic sound.
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With a history of touring and festival appearances across North America, Windmills continues to impress with their high-quality songwriting and production.
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Carter’s ambitious journey of self-taught music production culminated in the 10-track album.
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This contemporary release showcases a dynamic fusion of lively riffs, incisive lyrics, and infectious melodies.
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