Sand by Sam Wright “Sand” is a lovely, mellow rocker from Sam Wright. The Toronto-based artist shows hazy vocals and jangly guitars in the
“No Plans (For This Year)” is a new single from London-based quartet Tugboat Captain, off their debut album Rut, out in October. The track
“Leo” is a fun rocker from Easy Honey, described as a reflection of the band’s “first impressions of their new home base, Charleston, SC.”
“Move Without Place” is a striking rocker from Philadelphia-based artist Air Devi. The artist, from an Indian background, grew up a fan of punk-rock;
Vermont-based artist Leon Ampersand thoroughly impresses with the track “I Used To Be Cool.” The murky, retrospective tone reminds fondly of Cass McCombs initially.
Danish band Aztek show their soaring rock sound on new track “I’ll Be Waiting,” a catchy piece of ear candy with a majestic quality
“Jumpy” is a uniquely infectious track from Bay Area act Juicebumps. Concise vocal punches and quaint guitar tones establish an intriguing sound to start,
The latest from Ohio-based band Wicked Messenger, the melodic “Golden Eyes” rides on brisk vocals, an array of guitars, and bursts of brass. Guitars
I'm Not Sure Quite Yet by Cowboy Grizzly Cowboy Grizzly thoroughly impresses with “I’m Not Sure Quite Yet,” the second single from forthcoming album
The first single from Mystic Seers‘ upcoming full-length, “Devil Woman” is a thorough success. The project of producer and multi-instrumentalist Derek White, Mystic Seers