Britain’s Wolf Alice released a new album, “Blue Weekend,” last week and we could not be any more excited. Since then revealed new videos for the album’s tracks “Delicious Things” Continue Reading
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Believe it or not, I still listen to “Don’t Speak” now and then. The band has a unique take on music where they always incorporated their emotions into their projects. Continue Reading
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The cross-genre artist, UPSAHL has been dropping teasers for “Melatonin’s” music video, which she finally dropped on June 11. The visuals were directed by George Gallardo Kattah, premiered 2 hours Continue Reading
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The San Francisco indie-pop trio, Hot Flash Heat Wave, are back with their first release of the year. In over ten years as a band the friends are back at Continue Reading
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The Atlanta-based singer/songwriter, Olivia Osby, has risen fast to fame and is building a name for herself as a purveyor of lo-fi bedroom pop under the moniker Olivia O and Continue Reading
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Noel Gallagher, also known as the former Oasis guitarist/singer/songwriter, has released a new song, “Flying on the Ground.” The latest new track to emerge boasts a melodic new offering that Continue Reading
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It is crazy to see how much power a single platform holds. Surf Curse dropped “Freaks” back in 2019; however, fans are streaming it up until now, thanks to TikTok. Continue Reading
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The Weather Station, a project by Toronto-based singer/songwriter Tamara Linderman, has released a new album titled “Ignorance.” They have now come out to release new tour dates, making it Linderman’s Continue Reading
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Lucy Dacus is releasing a new album titled “Home Video” on June 25 via Matador. She has shared another song from the album called “Brando” through a lyric video for Continue Reading
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Drop everything you’re doing and check out Bimini’s debut solo titled “God Save The Queen.”The non-binary up and rising artist with this project teaches about political correctness as he sings: Continue Reading
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The duo of electronic artist Nicolas Jaar and multi-instrumentalist Dave Harrington, also known as Darkside, are releasing their second studio album, Spiral, on July 23 via Matador. They have just Continue Reading
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The Chicago art-rock band Sunjacket is back in the spotlight after a hiatus. The band has been toiling over a dense and experimental approach to indie rock sounds, synth-pop, ambient Continue Reading
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The London-born South Asian multi-instrumentalist/songwriter Dewan-Dean Soomary, also known as Teenage Sequence, has released a brand new single titled “All This Art.” Out now via independent queer/trans label Get Better Continue Reading
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The latest studio album by Twenty One Pilots, which has 11 tracks, has topped the Alternative/Rock charts. The duo has worked on the album ever since the pandemic, where they Continue Reading
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“Rocky Trail” is a body of work that showcases the duo’s versatility and uniqueness in music production. The project features soaring pads and synths, which are nicely infused with the Continue Reading
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The Italian Rock band Maneskin, the winner of this year’s Eurovision, fueled the X factor stage in 2017 with its outstanding performance. The band covered Madcon’s famous hit “Beggin’’ where Continue Reading
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The American Alternative Rock band The Killers’ iconic piece “Mr. Brightside” is on the way to cross half a billion views on YouTube. It is evident that great music does Continue Reading
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The Mississippi-based singer/songwriter Anne Freeman released a hit new single titled “When I’m a Wreck,” in the blues lineage. Adding new angles to the sounds of driving indie pop and Continue Reading
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Australian singer, songwriter, and guitarist Hamish Anderson brings back the old-school guitar heroes of the ‘70s, gaining praise for his expert mesh of rock, blues, and soul. His mysterious guitar Continue Reading
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The American rock band, Green Day, has recently dropped a vibrant and uplifting project called “Pollyanna.” Just like any of their projects, “Pollyanna” is also packed with hard-hitting lyrical content Continue Reading
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