A jangling power-pop appeal shows on “Betty and Steve,” a strong new single from Ubiquity Machine. Mixed by Grammy-nominated engineer Martin Cooke, the track comes via the band’s forthcoming album. The Rabbit’s
New Tracks
A recent single from Los Angeles-based act bigfish, “Lovesong #2” builds with climactic rock allure. Thumping bass and sporadic guitar glistening complements introspective lyrics, ascending alongside rising guitars into a cathartic soaring.
One of many highlights from Strawflower‘s debut album, “Indigo” melds brisk rhythmic pulses with a harmonious ’70s inspiration, evident in the “where do we go?” hook. The verses, meanwhile, enamor with a
Balancing idiosyncratic tonal pursuits with melodic structural direction, Los Angeles-based artist Brendan Byrnes continues to craft engaging songs that align with xenharmonic concepts. Re-fretted guitars, re-tuned synths, and microtonal envelopment show across
Two recent singles from Boston-based artist Anna Gurl showcase the artist’s commanding songwriting, succeeding in both the rock bustle of “Ditch” and the more folk-touched warmness within “Mosaic.” “Ditch” is exemplary of
“SHIFT” is a contagious, angsty pop success from Chatrooms, a band based in the San Fernando Valley. They pursued a more hardcore/screamo aesthetic upon their formation in 2009 — named At Our
Chicago-based singer/songwriter Ann Frances delivers a visceral rock sound on “No One Wants You (You’ve Slept With Too Many Men),” a single that speaks to “the double standard concerning women who love
“MONEY” is a melodic rock showing from The Chris Ruben Band, a six-piece from Long Island, New York. The track serves as the second single from their upcoming album An Incredible Forever,
New Albums
Bozeman, Montana-based band Stonefruit make their impressive full-length debut with Good News Only, led by singer-songwriter and guitarist Olivia Langan alongside bassist/composer
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Soul Reserve is the absorbing new full-length from producer, beat maker, and musician Spoken Thought, who crafts a versatile beat tape drawing
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Outsideness‘ second album …Then After? expands the collaboration between Freidrich$ and Azalias into a more melodic, organic, and genre-fluid statement. Moving between
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Brendan Ranney‘s new album Slightly Out of Focus marks the Claremont, California-based indie singer-songwriter’s return after 19 years away from music. The
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