Oshkosh midwest emo group Tiny Voices are gearing up to release their long-awaited debut album in March – their new single “Backseat Therapist” is a manic joyride through euphoric highs and anguished lows.
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The band has been playing in and around Milwaukee heavily lately, including an upcoming show at The Back Room at Colectivo.
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Indie rockers Diet Lite have their new record out today. Garage punk meets power pop in the band’s eclectic style, with ten tracks that juxtapose face melting riffage with introspective lyrical edges. It’s a record to spill your beer to in a whirlwind of fun while also winding down with a few heartfelt numbers as well. Bands like Diet Lite
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Ben Slowey sits down with the Oshkosh-based hip hop artist.
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Keag is out with a new 2morrow-produced tune featuring a verse from Son Kuma.
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Keag brings the swagger on a new collaboration with Dana Coppa.
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The Oshkosh rapper teams up with IshDARR for a college-party ready banger.
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Fox Valley artist Bray Costello has shown recently that he has the skills to claim make a serious impact in Wisconsin’s hip hop scene as a whole, and his new EP, “Death Lessons” confirms that. The whole project was produced by taxpurposes, who holds things down on his end, including a Honey Foxx-assisted title track, accented by a sample of
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Normally, we wouldn’t say that Oshkosh, Wisconsin is a go-to spot for hip hop. However, we’ve been introduced to local rapper Keag, and we can’t lie, the kid is the truth. Skeptics will probably need evidence of this claim, and we can back that up with his latest drop, “YDKU”, which stands for You Don’t Know Us. The track features
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The college schoolyear is back in session, and that means the house parties are back in full effect. Luckily for the bros everywhere, Oshkosh’s Keag and Roy Purdy are supplying the party soundtrack with their new single “Woah”. This feel of this track almost necessitates  chugging Keystone Light in a run down frat house, but in a good way, we
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