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R.J.F. – “The Solitude of Victory”
The surreal design of the CEREMONY frontman’s perception of his world through sound makes you want to dive even deeper to see the fantastical in it all.
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Angel Du$t – “The Knife” b/w “The Beat”
The Baltimore hardcore experimentalists are putting everyone on notice with a one-two shot to the head on the first singles for Run for Cover Records.
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Buzz Sound: Graham Hunt
With his breakthrough album, ‘Timeless World Forever’, the indie rock lifer finds a guitar-pop brain-melt of sunshine cracking through the pavement of suburban living.
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Nation of Language – “I’m Not Ready for the Change”
Change is good even if the view is more challenging along the way to see for the Brooklyn synth-pop trio on the latest single off their new album, ‘Dance Called Memory’.
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Nuovo Testamento – “Dream On”
The Los Angeles synth-pop trio keep turning the lights on brighter in pursuit of the dream on the latest preview off their new EP, ‘Trouble’.
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Winter – “Just Like A Flower”
This summer, Winter is truly in bloom on the saccharine lead single off the Los Angeles shoegaze songwriter’s new album, ‘Adult Romantix’.
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Recommended Album: Lifeguard – ‘Ripped and Torn’
The debut album from the young Chicago indie punk trio overdelivers in leaving little behind the surface of their unglossed, raw energy.
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Nuclear Daisies – “Infinite Joy”
The Austin big beat alternative trio venture into a personal level of Hell where the voices surrounding you want nothing but the worst for you, yet are all too pleased to have you there with them.
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The Queen & I – “Everything Hurts”
If pain is indeed weakness leaving the body, then the Queen & I are putting in the hard work to replace it with a much better feeling on the latest highlight off their new album, ‘At Peace’.
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Clipse – “So Be It”
As ice cold as it flows, the only thing left remaining once hip-hop’s most calculated killers-by-mic are done here is all that smoke.
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Alex G – “June Guitar”
In a season where so many oft romanticize daydreams of everything being endless, Alex G reminds us that those, too, shall eventually pass.
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Jobber – “Nightmare”
The lead single from the Brooklyn rockers’ debut album attempts to counter the evergreen existential grips of being leg-locked by capitalism.
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