• MANEKA – “shallowing”  / “dimelo”

    MANEKA – “shallowing” / “dimelo”

    The Philly DIY lifer is proving he’s got a lot of gas left in the tank on the early highlights of his new album, ‘bathes and listens’, even when he’s hitting new adulting lows.

  • Recommended Album: Jobber – ‘Jobber To The Stars’

    Recommended Album: Jobber – ‘Jobber To The Stars’

    The debut album from the Brooklyn rockers ushers in a 2010s DIY indie rock scene revival with more muscularity and bigger personality behind its riffs.

  • Sharp Pins – “( I Wanna) Be Your Girl”

    Sharp Pins – “( I Wanna) Be Your Girl”

    The power-pop-meets-C86 brilliance of the Lifeguard guitarist beams with hope in the shadows of its longing desires on the lead single off his sophomore effort, ‘Balloon Balloon Balloon’.

  • Recommended Album: Deftones – ‘private music’

    Recommended Album: Deftones – ‘private music’

    More influential than ever, the alt-metal-gaze band’s 10th studio album conquers the art of satiating the highest tiers of arenas in peak stereo clarity form.

  • bar italia – “Fundraiser”

    bar italia – “Fundraiser”

    The London trio earn every cent of their keeps on the latest single with their performance of dance-punk melodrama.

  • Earl Sweatshirt – “CRISCO”

    Earl Sweatshirt – “CRISCO”

    The ‘Live Laugh Love’ highlight peels back the last layers we’ve been hearing Earl slowly get to in revealing himself over the years with blunt introspection.

  • Buzz Sound: Shaki Tavi

    Buzz Sound: Shaki Tavi

    If you desire a range of realism within your shoegaze immersion, the Los Angeles noise-pop songwriter gives it to you in rich sonic detail on his breakthrough album, ‘Minor Slip’.

  • Prewn – “System”

    Prewn – “System”

    The lead single and title track from the Los Angeles-by-way-of-Northampton underground rock songwriter’s sophomore effort wages a dizzying combat with the devil you know coming from within.

  • The Berries – “Wind Chime”

    The Berries – “Wind Chime”

    The Los Angeles alt-country indie rocker tempts the seasons that haven’t happened yet on the latest highlight off his new album.

  • Spiritual Cramp – “Young Offenders”

    Spiritual Cramp – “Young Offenders”

    The San Fran punks’ latest reminds us that it’s okay to make lasting memories from hedonism and fun times even when the world around us is ending.


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