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March 2019

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We were lucky enough to catch The Beths on their trek across America, and the experience was one to remember. Donning shirts of Bad Bad Hats, their direct support for the tour, they ripped through a mixture of their new album and their previous E.P. with ease. Their energy was especially high considering that they’d...More Please

March 22, 2019

Ex Hex Brings The Rock & The Roll on It’s Real

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Ex-Hex Rock

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For as long as anyone can remember, Mary Timony has brought magic to pretty much any music project she’s a part of. With her current band Ex Hex that’s especially true, as the trio brings a mixture of eighties flair to their rock n roll sound. Reminding you of so much from the past without...More Please

March 22, 2019

On LP 3, American Football Expands Their Sound For the Better

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American Football Emo Indie Rock

by David Garrick

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When nineties emo core happened, it happened pretty quickly and was over almost as soon as it began. Over the years, we’ve been lucky to see many of the bands that made up the genre return to releasing new music and touring regularly. The smarter ones realized that they could grow and expand their sounds...More Please

March 22, 2019

Superet Drops Killer Remix

Los Angeles indie rock group Superet has been making plenty of moves since they began. When working alongside Dave Fridmann on their latest maxi-single for the track “Comes As Relief” they found an unlikely source to work on the track’s remix, Fridmann’s son Mike also known as KWKA. The result is a song full of...More Please

March 21, 2019

Sacred Paws is Back With a New Single and a New Album

As far as bands go, you can’t really go wrong with the music that emits from Glasgow’s Sacred Paws. The indie pop duo has the ability to craft indie jams that are full of pop touches that in many ways could remind anyone of so much pop that came before them. Now with their catchy...More Please

March 21, 2019

The New Singles by Chelou Are Intricately Wondrous

For a minute now, London’s Chelou has been dropping music that seems to hit with anyone who hears it. With over thirty million streams across all platforms, the producer has made himself and his music well known in a seemingly short time. Now with a new album Out of Sight due in late April, his...More Please

March 21, 2019

“Daylight Matters” Signals new Single & Album Announce From Cate Le Bon

For a long time, many of us have been fans of Welsh singer and producer Cate Le Bon. Her music is vastly different from the bulk of what gets played around the globe, and we find her to be a light in the darkness. Now with her new single “Daylight Matters” ahead of her upcoming...More Please

March 21, 2019

The New Single by Florida Man is Searing Punk Intensity

The place punk music is in right now is pretty glorious. The old days of wearing a uniform are primarily gone, and we’re left with bands that go dark, hard and deep. One of the most ignited new bands in punk is South Carolina’s Florida Man. Evoking much of the punk energy that previous noise...More Please

March 20, 2019

The Shoegazed Indie Rock of Cherry Glazerr Turns the Genre on Its Ear

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Cherry Glazerr Shoegaze

by David Garrick

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California’s Cherry Glazerr kind of blew up after their last full length Apocalipstick dropped a couple of years ago, making us wonder how they could top the brazen release. With their latest album Stuffed & Ready, they take inward feelings and blast them out, forcing anyone waiting for an album for the disaffected, should get...More Please

March 20, 2019

More Dates Added to Mitski Tour Means More Sold Out Shows to Come

It certainly looks like whatever city Mitski is performing in, she’s bound to sell the show out. Touring in support of last year’s Be The Cowboy, Mitski has pretty much sold out every venue she’s taken the tour to while getting into larger and larger venues at the same time. Now with added dates and...More Please

March 20, 2019

You Need to Hear the New Project From Andy Stack of Wye Oak

Andy Stack of Wye Oak has been making music with plenty of people from Thor Harris to Helado Negro over the years. His output through those efforts and through Wye Oak has always been plentiful, and with his new project Joyero he’s ready to show the world his own thing. The first single from the...More Please

March 20, 2019

Amos Lee Takes My New Moon Across the Country

Last year we somehow missed the music of Amos Lee. In the crowded music spaces, we stumbled across his work-his latest being My New Moon, and we were sad that we didn’t gravitate to his folk fueled sounds sooner. The Philadelphia native mixes touches of soul and pop into his music, and rumor has it...More Please

March 19, 2019

Mountain Man Captivates in Person

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Concert Live Mountain Man

by Lauren Halliday

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We’ve been big fans of Mountain Man and their long-awaited sophomore album, Magic Ship, released last September. We caught the trio at their tour kickoff show, fresh off a short run at SXSW. The group brought along fellow North Carolina based musician Jake Xerxes Fussell to open the show. Fussell is a skilled guitarist and...More Please

March 19, 2019

The “Great Concerns” of Lust for Youth

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Lust For Youth Synth pop

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Over the years, Lust for Youth has given us a dizzying array of sounds to occupy our minds. Their last release Compassion had the Swedish trio veering further into the dance pop world, while still keeping their toes close to their core sound. on their new single “Lust for Youth” from their upcoming self-titled new...More Please

March 19, 2019

It’s Possible That Snapped Ankles is The Most Intriguing Post-Punk Band Going

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Post-Punk Snapped Ankles

by David Garrick

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For the last decade, we’ve gotten to hear tons of new post-punk bands emerge and take the genre to new places. Post-punk in so many ways, was and still is a genre with very few definitions, leaving the possibility of what it can be open for interpretation. East London’s Snapped Ankles have definitely made their...More Please

March 19, 2019

Go On a Journey with SONTALK through Stay Wild

The deeper you dig into modern music, the more players you should find that are multi-instrumentalists. It’s a pretty heady list, though few are as well versed as Joseph LeMay. LeMay has chosen his stage moniker as SONTALK, and with his debut full length Stay Wild he takes you on a journey of trials and...More Please

March 18, 2019

Embracing New Techniques, The National Are Back in a Big Way

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Indie Rock The National

by David Garrick

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The National have always done things their own way while never really sticking to any one format. Albums like High Violet and Trouble Will Find Me were made by the same players, but sound very different from one another. It’s an exercise that works when you make the kind of quality music that these guys...More Please

March 18, 2019

Pretty Buff is Pretty Solid & Gives Angel Du$t Weight

We’ve been well aware of how popular the pop punk of Baltimore’s Angel Du$t is. For the longest time, we figured they’d make the large label jump, and with their new full length Pretty Buff they’ve done just that and recorded an album that’s as catchy as it is solid. Produced by Will Yip, the...More Please

March 18, 2019

With E.P. Ahead of Full Length, Ages and Ages Shakes Things Up

Throughout the history of the music industry, there have been acts who have done things differently than others, and it either pays off at the time or over time. There’s a good chance that you’ve never heard of the choral pop music of Portland’s Ages and Ages, but that needs to change. Their music is...More Please

March 18, 2019

Autograf Gets Sultry on New Drop

For a while, the shimmering electronics that permeate the sounds that Autograf makes have been something most of us have admired. Mixtures of swells and sexy beats are just a part of what they’ve become known for. Ahead of an E.P. release this Summer, they’ve just dropped a new single featuring John Splithoff, and with...More Please

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The Beths Blew Us Away in Person

Ex Hex Brings The Rock & The Roll on It’s Real

On LP 3, American Football Expands Their Sound For the Better

Superet Drops Killer Remix

Sacred Paws is Back With a New Single and a New Album

The New Singles by Chelou Are Intricately Wondrous

“Daylight Matters” Signals new Single & Album Announce From Cate Le Bon

The New Single by Florida Man is Searing Punk Intensity

The Shoegazed Indie Rock of Cherry Glazerr Turns the Genre on Its Ear

More Dates Added to Mitski Tour Means More Sold Out Shows to Come

You Need to Hear the New Project From Andy Stack of Wye Oak

Amos Lee Takes My New Moon Across the Country

Mountain Man Captivates in Person

The “Great Concerns” of Lust for Youth

It’s Possible That Snapped Ankles is The Most Intriguing Post-Punk Band Going

Go On a Journey with SONTALK through Stay Wild

Embracing New Techniques, The National Are Back in a Big Way

Pretty Buff is Pretty Solid & Gives Angel Du$t Weight

With E.P. Ahead of Full Length, Ages and Ages Shakes Things Up

Autograf Gets Sultry on New Drop

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