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Gumm – “New From The Pain”
A communal anthem on being alone meant to be screamed by the many looking for one another in the dark from the Chattanooga hardcore band’s new album, ‘Beneath The Wheel’.
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Peel Dream Magazine – “Venus In Nadir”
You’ll want to grab an autumn sweater to keep yourself warm for when you eventually find yourself just as lonely as the Los Angeles art-pop trio…
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Recommended Album: Winter – ‘Adult Romantix’
On her best album yet, the dream-pop songwriter shows how starting a familiar story all over again still provides a full-tilt emotional roller coaster when you look at it through a different lens.
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A Country Western – ‘Four-Team Dream Machine’
It’s a ‘Dream Machine’ and a time machine in one with the new double single from the Philly indie rockers ahead of their fall tour with Winter.
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bar italia – “rooster”
One of indie rock’s most welcome oddball cast of characters spins the room equally into each member’s direction with an effortless cool on the latest off ‘Some Like It Hot’.
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Charlotte Gainsbourg – “Blurry Moon”
Through its flawless execution, you really can’t be mad at how good the Lynchian filter looks on the French-pop songwriter’s first new music in six years, even in an obvious light.
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ira glass – “fd&c red 40”
The Chicago experimental noise-rockers paint the walls in deep-in-the-violent red volume on the lead single from their new EP, ‘joy is no knocking nation’.
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Militarie Gun – “Throw Me Away”
If Ian Shelton thinks he’s trash, then he’s definitely our treasure on the latest banger from ‘God Save The Gun’.
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Algernon Cadwallader – “noitanitsarcorP”
The patience and cadence to get this Algernon Cadwallader energy in 2025 was well worth the wait.
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SPEED – “PEACE”
As life gets heavier, SPEED are becoming a well-oiled muscle mass machine of very hard hardcore…
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Recommended Album: Dijon – ‘Baby’
The Baltimore songwriter’s sophomore effort is an idiosyncratic new blueprint for alternative R&B that’s always in flux and thriving in the moment.
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Ava Luna – “Lasting Impression”
The Brooklyn band have become more subterranean rock than cosmic pop nowadays while delivering the warning on the latest preview off their new album.
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