Cardinal by Pinegrove “Old Friends”, the opening track on the excellent debut album, Cardinal, from Montclair, New Jersey’s Pinegrove combines all the best aspects of the band. There’s the country-esque twang of
New Tracks
During a frigid New England winter, listening to bright music soothes and warms the soul. On first listen – with their serene guitar twangs and wavy acoustics – you might think that The Sun Band
Taking cues from modern indie rock bands like The Neighbourhood and X Ambassadors, SIR have found a way to blend soulful R&B vocals with brooding rock beats, bringing out the best of
Brazilian jam band SOMBA has been at it for nearly two decades now, but their music remains inspired. With four albums to their name, the four-piece continues to ride strong with their chilled-out rock. On
“Rudedude” is a fantastic new track from psych-pop duo Gibberish, whose 2015 full-length Winter Coat stands as one of the finest records of the year. Derek and Lorie Bromley showcased their evident ability on
First things first – yes, the Estonian band’s name can be a mouthful (it directly translates into “Technological Sun”), but their music is likely some of the most experimental synth-pop you’ve heard in
If the old adage “never take yourself too seriously” was a band, it would likely be The Ruminaters. Their easy-flowing psychedelic garage rock sound was born in Sydney, Australia, and on their
Andrew Bird’s latest album, Are You Serious, is set to be released on April 1. Having recently shared “Capsized”, Bird has followed that up with “Left Handed Kisses“, his collaboration with Fiona Apple.
New Albums
Washington, DC-based band Broke Royals consumes across their new album Campr, spanning enjoyable realms of rousingly anthemic rock, string-touched balladry, and emotively
MoreMontreal-based project blind dogs of the sun craft a consuming sound on their new album This City Never Sleeps, succeeding in its
MoreSanta Cruz–based artist Brock Davis crafts an intimately personal array of captivating songwriting on Nothing Lasts Forever, a deeply lived-in album shaped
MoreThomas O’Shea‘s new album Generation Z blends dynamic piano-pop atmospherics with candid lyricism, tackling artistic self-doubt, digital-age anxiety, and generational pressure. From
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