Ephemera by The Last Love The Last Love are an act from Boston, whose captivating sound melds elements of funk, soul, Afro-beat, and post-punk. Known for their raw and high-energy shows, the
New Tracks
“Real Good Love” will get your Friday off to a good mood. Soulful and entrancing, the track is a showcase in emotive soul power from Chicago-based singer/songwriter Michael Donaby, who has been
Boston act Juniper just released the suavely melodic track “Regret” and its accompanying music video. Starting with wordless vocal harmonizing and peppy guitar work, a moment that’s enjoyably repeated at points throughout,
Los Angeles-based musician and producer impresses with the track “Punk Mom,” a track off his recent 5-track release Punk Family. The track’s music video released today, after premiering on Vents Magazine. A
Norwegian act Metaspion impressed last year with the track “Old Rules Don’t Apply,” a showing that fused folk-rock with traditional Scandinavian music, all with an electronic twist. The project’s name derives from
Following his single “Navigate” (featured in February), Erich Mrak’s “Drive” explores “an early memory of Erich’s from February 2017, involving an impromptu drive, a birthday party, and Bon Iver’s “33 God”.” Aptly,
Based in the Los Angeles area, Eddy Yang is an indie-rock artist whose latest EP, A New City, was inspired by a trip to NYC and recorded in his hometown Los Angeles.
A striking debut, “Low Tide” is the first single from Eugenia Post Meridiem, a four-piece that formed in the summer of 2017. In addition to performing throughout Western Europe since then, the
New Albums
Tales From The Ripped is a consuming new album from RIP DUNES, the Brooklyn-based project of Matthew Iwanusa, blending post-punk guitar work
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NYC trio Occurrence reimagines five songs from its early catalog on Anniversary, a celebratory EP marking a decade of experimental electronic pop.
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Seattle-based roots-rock quintet Stellar Jays expand their jangly Americana sound on Merit Badge, their second full-length album, balancing sweet backing harmonies and
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Taiwanese singer-songwriter Paige Su reflects on two decades of memories across The Best of the Worst of Times, her third solo album,
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