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Alyse Dreamhouse – “Magazine”
The Parlor Walls and EULA frontwoman invites you to a buoyant reckoning of warped, technicolor synth-pop on the early highlight off her debut solo album, ‘Body Mess’.
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Lifeguard – “Like You’ll Lose”
The youthfully-fueled Chicago art-punk trio discover how to make order out of chaos on this highlight off their debut album, ‘Ripped and Torn’.
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Water From Your Eyes – “Life Signs”
When it becomes impossible to distinguish whether we should feel blissed or pissed by our state of being, the Brooklyn experimentalists raise a very valid question as to whether or not the writing is on the wall for us all on the lead single from their new album, ‘It’s A Beautiful Place’.
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Recommended Album: TURNSTILE – ‘NEVER ENOUGH’
One of the biggest hardcore bands on the planet is now simply just in a category all their own as they push their sonic eccentricities as far as they can.
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Addison Rae – “Fame is a Gun”
Further proof that with the right vision behind you, you can make anyone sound like they were born to be a star from the pivoted TIkTok influencer’s debut album, ‘Addison’.
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R.J.F. – “Exile”
We’re trapped inside a disembodied thought with the CEREMONY frontman on the lead single off his new R.J.F. album, ‘Cleaning Out the Empty Administration Building’.
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Shaki Tavi – “Breaker”
A bridge between the daily disconnect, whatever rips you right back into feeling everything, and right back to those tiny moments of regaining mental footing amidst a world of noise from the Los Angele shoegaze songwriter’s new album, ‘Minor Slip’.
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Dummy – “Soonish… (Wishy’s Deep Ecstacy Mix)”
Wishy trip out Dummy’s ‘Free Energy’ hot spot of shoegaze-pop with a floating guide to getting high on the final preview from the Los Angeles noise-pop band’s remix album, ‘Bubbelibrium DLC’.
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Anthony Family – “Your Dress On Me” / “Sex In The Car”
Basking in red neon and beaming synth headlights, the CEREMONY guitarist’s lust for ’80’s alternative pop cruises through innuendo on the double feature singles off his debut solo effort, ‘Live From An Ordinary Place’.
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Recommended Album: Speedway – ‘A Life’s Refrain’
With a hyper-focused state of mind, the Stockhold melodic hardcore band are smashing through every wall standing between their destiny on their debut album, produced by Title Fight’s Ben and Ned Russin.
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Alex G – “Afterlife”
While the first single off the accidental indie rock star’s major label debut didn’t have to transform much of his creative soul to get to that paradise, it still has him pondering something beyond this life.
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Liquid Mike – “Groucho Marx”
Liquid Mike face this hellscape timeline by barely giving two fucks to nobody’s notice on the early highlight off the Michigan rockers’ new album, ‘HELL IS AN AIRPORT’.
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