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Dummy & Lifeguard – “Hallogallo (Live)” (Neu! Cover)
The near-nine-minute zone out collab with rising Chicago rockers Lifeguard is a good reminder to anyone who pegged Dummy as soft, psychedelic new agers that there’s a punk methodology hiding in plain sight within their sound.
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Zulu – “Fakin’ the Funk (You Get Did)”
The lead single from the experimental powerviolence band’s debut album, ‘A New Tomorrow’, gets real fast and confronts the worst of the takers of the world.
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+Artist Favorites 2022: Healing Potpourri
Simi Sohota, leader of the Los Angeles floral pop outfit, shares his favorite music from 2022.
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MIKE feat. Sister Nancy – “Stop Worry!”
Joined by dancehall icon Sister Nancy, the NYC underground rapper’s latest preview from ‘Beware of the Monkey’ hits like a splash of cool water and awakes you into the present moment.
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Interview: Tay Roebuck of Smut On The Band’s New Album ‘How the Light Felt’
The vocalist of the Chicago-based dream-pop rock band discussed their new album ‘How the Light Felt’, interpreting the personal through their art, and the ‘90s gaze in today’s current music spectrum.
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One Step Closer – “Dark Blue”
Gripping the past and future at both ends hard, One Step Closer are baring the marks of a band doing the most to not let growing pains separate them from either.
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Recommended EP: Weeping Icon – ‘Ocelli’
The latest EP from the Brooklyn noise-punk band tells the story of 2020 in three parts that begins in anger and ends with them throwing that dumpster fire right into a bottomless pit.
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Subsonic Eye – “Aquarius”
“Aquarius” has its head in the clouds, and in case of the Singapore dream-pop band, that’s probably the best place for them to be on the highlight off their latest EP, ‘Melt the Wax’.
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Recommended Album: fleshwater – ‘We’re Not Here to Be Loved’
The debut album from members of Vein.fm and MIRSY bleeds a reverence for pioneering ‘90s alternative rock while also looking beyond the timeline of that era.
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PinkPantheress – “Do you miss me?”
The experimental alt-pop star shifts away from hyperactive bedroom pop and toward a more focused shape where the glow of her own Internet-born style is hard to miss.
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Channel Tres – “6AM”
A colorful dopamine rush for the dance floor and a reminder that it isn’t too early to get the party started – or too late for that matter.
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Dougie Poole – “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas”
The season’s charm may have warn off on the world outside, but Dougie Poole can bring a a hint of magic back in if you let him…
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