AUDIO: Free Country – “The 3rd Reconstruction”
Free Country approaches goth with a retro-tinged flare, refusing to sand down their edges.
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Free Country approaches goth with a retro-tinged flare, refusing to sand down their edges.
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The song builds on the dreamy soundscapes that have become the duo’s signature, pairing them with lyrics about emotional disconnect and missed signals.
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The project finds the local singer/producer exploring areas of indie rock with intricate production that feels layered yet light.
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Dak DuBois dropped a new track,”Garden,” that finds the singer/songwriter exploring organically funky territory both musically and thematically.
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The band delivers a collection that feels perfectly timed for the season’s darker turn, with tracks that were previously abandoned from previous bands now brought to completion.
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The latest effort from the local favorites weaves together tales from life on the road with the kind of raw, authentic energy that’s become their calling card.
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The pop punk band delivers a celebration of disorder that somehow makes perfect sense.
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Diet Lite drops “Pack It Up,” a fiery addition to their catalogue.
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MKE Punk Rock trio American Progress joins this acoustic edition of The Cream City Sessions at X-Ray Arcade for this recording.
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Ryan Winslow Jann shatters conventional recording wisdom with a new release, “The One-Take Blues,” a sprawling experimental odyssey that pushes the boundaries of spontaneity and sonic exploration.
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Killer High Life’s self-titled debut full-length dropped earlier this month, and very much a welcome addition to the next generation of Milwaukee music.
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The record is weaving layers of distorted guitars and atmospheric elements around a confessional delivery.
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The band continues exploring their signature sound while pushing into new territory on the second part of their album.
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The band, known for their unpredictable approach, delivers four tracks that feel like controlled chaos captured on tape.
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With a blend of heavy synths and dramatic vocals, the duo are already creating songs with a lot of depth to them.
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Gold Steps hit the beach for a catchy new summer single.
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The song is full of post-punk aggression, with trace elements of Fugazi influence that shine through on the song.
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It felt like every person who has ever lived on Milwaukee’s east side was at MJ Lenderman’s Summerfest show on Thursday night. Your downstairs neighbor, your USPS driver and the barista at your favorite coffee spot were all an arm’s length away, united by the somber twang of the Asheville singer-songwriter’s lonesome, lovelorn tales of losers.
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Trapper Schoepp is back with new music, and he’s traded in his acoustic guitar for distortion pedals and angst, pointed in one direction in particular.
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“I don’t know why we’re playing on a stage this big, but f*ck it,” said Kevin Krauter, vocalist and guitarist for Indianapolis group Wishy during their Friday night slot at Summerfest’s BMO Harris Pavilion. As the sun began to set over Lake Michigan, the band translated their buzzy shoegaze-indebted sound to arena-sized power pop. “You could be watching The Killers right now. Means a lot that you’re watching us.”
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The song is about the intrusive thoughts that enter your brain about letting everything all go to hell.
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The video sees the guys pulling out some next level dance moves and smooth rollerblading maneuvers throughout the streets of Chicago.
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Psych trio Wisconsin Space Program put out their first full-length earlier this month, and the band pull heavily from late 60’s and early 70’s pop and rock for their debut.
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Newcomers Tiger Lily have their debut EP out, and they channel now-vintage grunge and alternative on “Grounded.”
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Jacob Slade recently released a new pair of tracks, and he allows things to go in a different direction sonically.
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