Salt Lake City-based band Indigo Waves fuse rock and electro-pop hookiness within introspective lyrical drives on their sophomore album Mirror, out on March 7th.
Valley Taylor captivates with a dynamically emotive charm throughout his new album, Sunlight Filtered Through The Tree In My Window. Seamlessly spanning from dreamy
New York-based collective The Davenports craft a self-produced success with their fifth album, You Could’ve Just Said That. The project is led by singer/songwriter
Quaint Delusions craft a melodic, fervent blend of rock and folk across their new album Anything Real?. Comprising veteran musicians from the Tampa Bay
Bitter Sister is a compelling EP from Jemmy Joe, providing multiple versions of the title track — from ardent rock outpouring to a Neutral
Taking inspiration from Thaddeus’ Logan book Hey Cabbie, Frankie & Estelle is a narrative-rich, stylishly bass-driven EP from Hyporadar. The Sabattus, Maine-based artist describes
An impactful debut album from San Diego-based band Simians, Crises of Willpower infuses folk and chamber-pop charms within meaningful introspections on life and willpower.
Dorset-based singer/songwriter Baz Edmondson crafts an affecting sound throughout his upcoming EP, From The Father Tree, out on February 24th. Its aesthetical versatility spanning
The Fire Within is a compelling new album from San Francisco-based artist Apex4X, immersing across realms of heavier rock ferocity and hauntingly emotive spaciousness.
Presenting an invigorating rock sound, The Fallacy is the enveloping new EP from The Kartetch. The Eastern Europe-based project embraces heavy guitar tones with
