AUDIO: Josh Evert – “Good Infinite”
“Good Infinite” is a collection of synth-driven songs that were created for a songwriting class taught by the legendary Bryan Eno, and now they’re available for the world.
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“Good Infinite” is a collection of synth-driven songs that were created for a songwriting class taught by the legendary Bryan Eno, and now they’re available for the world.
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Ahead of a new EP, Bug Moment dives into scuzzy emo on “Chaos Emerald” – getting dirt under their fingernails on a grungy kiss-off that pulls no punches.
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If ignorance is bliss, Slade wants to live there, and he creates a song that matches that escape.
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“Weathering Den” as a collection is a strong first excursion as a solo artist for Peter Hair, and there’s hopefully more where this comes from.
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Well + Good have an inescapable hook on the second single from “If I’m Being Honest”
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The 15-minute jam showcases a different side of the band, built on raw power and imperfections.
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“Sparkler” is an ever-building, dramatic track that culminates in chaos.
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The song helps navigate near-constant mess of life, with lyrics that address the pressure of just getting up in the morning.
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Following the official dissolving of Milwaukee pop-punk supergroup Honey Creek last year, the band’s former vocalist and guitarist Ellee Grim is carving out a solo career in the world of internet-conscious digi-pop – her new track “on the news!!” is very online and absolutely irresistible.
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Sick Lily’s debut feels like a combination of new and old punk rock in all the right ways.
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Guided by an acoustic guitar and influences of folk and classic rock, Richard sings of love and life throughout this release.
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Brett Newski delivers on three solo songs with just an electric guitar.
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The Dobermans explore the universe through song on their new record.
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Mulva are back with a new EP that absolutely crushes.
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The country-punk hybrids embrace a cathartic release born of total apathy on their new singles.
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LoBi Lobianco explores themes of disenfranchisement and commodification on a new album at the top of the year.
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The Chicago indie act’s debut is the byproduct of two years of tightening up their sound.
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5pm to Nowhere are making a break for it on their latest single.
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Indie rockers Royal Mill hope for change and block out the noise on a catchy new single.
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The new album is nine songs of autobiographical storytelling, talking about growing up, finding your place, and navigating life’s challenges.
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Releasing a debut album on New Year’s Day is no small statement for an emerging band, but Bronco arrives fully-formed with big emotions and bigger riffs on For Friends and Family.
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Oh Well, OK handle the awkward tension of not knowing when to say something important.
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Dialogues have their second single out, and they’re already showing you their depth as a band.
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Some people just want to watch the world burn. Those people are Bray Road, who have a new track out with a fistful of intensity.
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The Nile Club are no longer a band, but they give it one last go with a new single.
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