AUDIO: The Keystones – “Rearview”
Shifting off of straight-up rock and roll, the band has more pop tendencies in this four-track release.
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VIDEO: Known Moons – “By The Billions”
Andy Kosanke mixes clean guitar parts and upbeat drums with lyrics about paranoia and some internal thoughts that need to surface.
Read moreAUDIO: Burn The Jukebox – “Not Me Being Crazy”
The fresh-faced group showcase their punchy sound and undeniable talent in this latest offering.
Read moreAUDIO: Super Passive – “Wasteland”
With sharp-cutting guitars and a pulsating rhythm, the passionate vocals blend seamlessly with the driving post-punk vibe.
Read moreAUDIO: The Wanton Bishops – “Beirut”
With a perfect balance between retro and modern, their style exudes the spirit of classic rock ‘n’ roll while boasting a fresh twist.
Read moreAUDIO: DD Walker – “6 In The Morning”
The track showcases emotive nostalgia and features fuzzy guitar distortion that complements introspective lyrics about insomnia.
Read moreAUDIO: Rocket Kings – “She’s Going to Mars”
The track features steady vocals and chirpy guitar pulses, with playful guitars complementing space-set lyrics.
Read moreAUDIO: Jill Blutt – “Nice2MeetU”
Jill Blutt captivates listeners with her distinctive fusion of futuristic dream/pop.
Read moreAUDIO: Bulgarian Cartrader – “Narrow Band of Happiness”
The track has plenty of energy to it, with a driving beat and thick bass line accented by layered vocals.
Read moreAUDIO: Mayuko – “White Heat”
The Berlin-based art-pop trio explores the experience of a panic attack.
Read moreAUDIO: Heezy The Artist – “The Organic EP”
The five-song release is devoid of genre, with tracks incorporating hip hop, pop, and pop punk as he sees fit.
Read moreAUDIO: Bowvee – “Cool Guy”
Building on the success of past singles, the project features nine songs full of clever melodies and a fresh energy.
Read moreAUDIO: Mia Porter – “Meditating in Asia”
The track, preceding an album release in spring 2024, aims to maintain a sincere tone while infusing it with a comic familiarity.
Read moreAUDIO: L.A. Salami – “Ottoline: The Director’s Cut (Deluxe)”
This extended edition offers listeners an even more expansive musical journey through L.A. Salami’s diverse range of genres.
Read moreAUDIO: Totten Bridge – “Better Than Me”
Totten Bridge’s sound leans on various indie subgenres, taking listeners on a captivating exploration of heartache and personal growth.
Read moreAUDIO: Sparkbird – “November”
The song combines exuberant, bouncy chamber-pop arrangements with personal lyrical insight on trauma and consent.
Read moreAUDIO: King In Yellow – “Spirit Shift”
The vocals strike a balance between suave spoken-word inflections and raucous invigoration.
Read moreAUDIO: National Opera – “The Scenic Self”
Garnering acclaim from the BBC, this trio has gone from a small lockdown project to selling out shows nationwide.
Read moreAUDIO: Housewyfe – “Light Instead”
This dreamy immersion blends ’70s folk-pop nostalgia with a contemporary dream-pop allure.
Read moreAUDIO: Rat Bath – “Mercy I Cried”
Cow punks Rat Bath are back in action, bringing their twang and infusion of DIY ethos to their new single.
Read moreAUDIO: The Venerable – “A Place 4 Me”
With emotionally charged and lyrically profound songs, The Venerable continues to draw attention.
Read moreAUDIO: Julip – “Ectothermic”
With its heady guitar distortion and lush melodic vocals, the track captivates listeners with its replay-inducing appeal.
Read moreAUDIO: Majiic – “Spaceman”
The song features heavy reverb and rounded keys, with the guys harmonizing and putting down some bars about blasting off and getting away from the world.
Read moreAUDIO: Honeybadger – “Wakka”
Honeybadger draws inspiration from bands like The White Stripes, Them Crooked Vultures, and Drenge.
Read moreVIDEO: Monograms – “Listen Up”
Known for his forceful and rapid tones, Monograms combines vibrant lyrics, clear percussion, and trippy melodies.
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