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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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Haywire – “Summer Nights”
A seasonably astute tutorial on how to properly hang with your friends and get fucked up with them, off the gruff Boston hardcore boot boys’ latest split.
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