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Shamir – “Crime”
The latest (accidental) single from ‘Homo Anxietatum’ puts the focus back on Shamir’s bold sense of fashion choices.
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blur – “St. Charles Square”
The second single from the Brit-pop luminaries’ 9th album, ‘The Ballad of Darren’, howls to a certain age in niche alternative where zonked out guitars and malady hand-in-hand with a fixation on the existential doldrums is its own kind of rage.
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Mary Jane Dunphe – “Stage of Love”
The lead single from the NYC-based songwriter’s solo debut is the body electric fully powered on.
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Restraining Order – “Another Better Day”
Tomorrow best be a better day, or else the WMass and Connecticut hardcore punk band will fix that problem on the latest preview off ‘Locked In Time’.
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Recommended Album: Narrow Head – ‘Moments of Clarity’
The collective alternative energy on the Houston band’s third LP sends their rock even higher without letting go of the heaviness.
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Empty Country – “Pearl”
The new single from the former Cymbals Eat Guitars frontman and co. unfolds through a dark lyrical montage toiled up in prophecy, hallucinations, and the sounds of classic alternative rock.
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Recommended Album: bar italia – ‘Tracey Denim’
The touchstones from indie rock and post-punk past are there in bar italia’s every steps, but at the same time, there’s an art of vanishing into it all.
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Olivia Rodrigo – “vampire”
If ‘SOUR’ was all misery business, then perhaps “vampire” is Olivia Rodrigo’s way of welcoming us to the looming black parade…
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Ratboys – “The Window”
If there were ever a love story to aspire to, Ratboys have given us a real one to feel, even when you close your eyes.
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Koyo – “Anthem”
The Long Island post-hardcore band shouts out their hometown scene and put an exclamation point on top of it on the latest from their debut LP, ‘Would You Miss It?’
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The Armed feat. Julien Baker – “Sport of Form”
The lead single from ‘Perfect Saviors’ is a departure from the art-core theatrics of what preceded it, yet justifies some arena-scaled palatability.
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Truth Club – “Blue Eternal”
The Raleigh noise-pop rockers tear apart and reconstruct the timeline.
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