KaiserKillers’ stellar new single “Isolation” emerged from an early songwriting collaboration between Johnny Zero and Andy deForest, with the two approaching the song’s central idea from notably different perspectives. Rather than the
New Tracks
Bill Speakman’s track “Le Mystère” reflects the producer’s longstanding interest in contemplative, atmospheric music, drawing from the bossa nova, trip-hop, and psychedelic sounds that shape his solo work. Having previously produced for
The House Flies’ newly released single “Derelict Crawl” introduces the more direct side of Lions and Ore, the Moline, Illinois-based band’s upcoming second full-length album. Marking the first album from the current
Melding hazy psychedelia and melodic rock, Drawing Room‘s excellent single “Object Permanence” grew from an improvised rehearsal-room performance, preserving the original bass and drum take as the foundation for a song whose
Sonic Anonymous pairs glimmering synth-pop momentum and guitar-driven texture on new single “Be Good Tonight,” balancing late-night energy with memorably emotive enthrallment. Produced by two-time Grammy nominee Tomas Morton and mastered by
RIP DUNES embraces a nostalgic strain of post-punk and new wave on “Living In Fear,” the first single from the upcoming album Tales From The Ripped. The solo project of Matthew Iwanusa,
A replay-inducing power-pop appeal glows on “You Don’t Trend,” a stellar single from Kansas City-based band The Creepy Jingles. Released via their new mini album Against All Opps, which features new members
Eddie Wrevlonne shows continued quality songwriting with recent track "And Also Tomorrow," a melodic synth-pop standout that he describes as "about the quiet moments that test a relationship—and the choice to keep
New Albums
Ontario, Canada-based artist lemon. takes a darker turn on the five-track EP A Fresh Grave, incorporating gothic rock and new-wave influences into
MoreFormed in 2025, Richmond, VA-based trio Space Movies brings together members of Flesh Machine, Foresterr, and Blame Game for a self-titled debut
MoreFriend‘s consuming album Trash is a deliberately varied solo production, conceived over six years with each song taking shape around a distinct
MoreAn eclectic rock success, Bollard‘s new album HEAT moves between post-punk steadiness, dreamy reflections, and bursts of full-bodied rock fervor. The Melbourne
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