AUDIO: Flight Club + Clementine – “Flight Club + Clementine”
This uncommon Mid-Atlantic/Midwest rock crossover is a true delight.
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AUDIO: Wail Pigg – “Zipper Merge”
The track exudes a lush yet understated sound, combining catchy allure with sharp lyrical wit.
Read moreAUDIO: Aquamarine – “Two Perched”
The album’s jangle-pop arsenal and melodic charm lead to a lush conclusion with captivating vocals and hypnotic bass.
Read moreAUDIO: Little Champion – “Like the Earth is Flat”
The project, led by Asheville, NC-based Dustin Goldklang, initially captured attention with the single “Oops I Got Sad” in late 2022.
Read moreAUDIO: Known Moons – “Everything Is”
There’s big picture things happening here, but also intricate minor elements that help make the sum of the parts even bigger when you hear it.
Read moreINTERVIEW: Oh Geeez, Not Again
Today we sit down with indie pop band Oh Geeez, Not Again, who just released a self-titled EP.
Read moreAUDIO: Graysea – “Into The Sea”
The band put their spin on the As Cities Burn song.
Read moreAUDIO: dwn bad – “Palace of You”
Embracing the intricate emotions of romantic relationships, “Palace of You” represents a hypnotic and melodic success from dwn bad.
Read moreAUDIO: Clocktopus – “My Riders”
The band describes the track as a celebration of friendship and making music.
Read moreAUDIO: Subway Rat Featuring Danny L’Amour – “Sunglasses”
The track features stutter-y guitars and synth flourishes that quickly excel into Polanco’s contagious vocal tone, reminiscent of Future Islands.
Read moreAUDIO: Great Good Fine Ok – “Breathing”
The Brooklyn-based duo of vocalist Jon Sandler and producer/multi-instrumentalist Luke Moellman, present “Breathing” as a chilled-out, funk-tinged pop groover.
Read moreAUDIO: Oh Geeez, Not Again – “Oh Geeez, Not Again”
Shifting away from the electronic elements of their sound, at least for this release, the band focuses on the songwriting that has helped develop their presence online.
Read moreAUDIO: Will Pfrang and the Good Land Gang – “Girl In My Dream”
The song, as you’d expect, is being haunted by a figure at night, and the track is led by a guitar wet with reverb and soft-spoken vocals.
Read moreAUDIO: Shontrail Featuring Sam Whitten – “Thru The Rafters”
Lyrically, he’s going through it on this one, ruminating on the world and getting high to get by.
Read moreINTERVIEW: *aya
With just over a year of making music, they’re a fresh face on the Milwaukee music scene, but already gaining traction.
Read moreAUDIO: *Aya – “Everything Is Under Control”
Hazy synths makeup the atmosphere of this one, as *aya rationalizes this thing we call life.
Read moreAUDIO: Chris Haise Band – “Who Framed Mother Goose / I Don’t Listen To Love Songs”
The band debut two new singles ahead of a new album coming out this year.
Read moreAUDIO: 32elephants – “New Wave Summer”
32elephants has quickly become a local sensation in the Netherlands, earning praise for pushing the boundaries of traditional genres and delivering a truly original musical experience.
Read moreAUDIO: Motel Breakfast – “Fairview Ave.”
Chicago/Milwaukee hybrid Motel Breakfast have a new single out today, and folk meets funk on “Fairview Ave.”
Read moreAUDIO: Alley Eyes – “After Dark”
The band are haunting, yet captivating on these songs, and all with a straight-ahead energy that doesn’t compromise for a second.
Read moreAUDIO: Mknly Featuring Gold Steps – “The Terminal”
Gold Steps team up with the North Carolina band for a new collab single.
Read moreAUDIO: Dynasty Four – “Rome’s Bounty”
The track’s peppy rock and punk fusion, along with its compelling lyrics, make for a energy-induced frenzy.
Read moreAUDIO: Man Alive – “Eclipse (Waxing Nostalgic)”
There’s no darkness without light, no eclipse without the sun, and the metaphor extends to navigating life here.
Read moreAUDIO: Chuck – “Crawl”
Inspired by true events, the narrative illustrates “the deviancy of a double life that is painful to keep and let go.”
Read moreAUDIO: Ladrão – “Poesia de Liquidificador”
“Poesia de Liquidificador” from the Brazillian band feels reminiscent of Rage Against The Machine in all of the best ways.
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