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Lolo Zouai Pop

Alternative Fat White Family

Depending on your age, you might not know NYC based artist Lolo Zouai. While Zouai has been dropping tracks that hit for a minute, her independence from a label and her drawing ability when she performs means that pretty much every major label knows her name and wishes she was on their rosters. With her...More Please

April 22, 2019

Carly Rae Jepsen Returns With Pop Jam “Julien”

Last year catching Carly Rae Jepsen in person made me a fan as she owned the stage and won over Katy Perry’s fan base with her heartfelt set. Jepsen has always been able to crack the surface with pop goodness that finds its way into your ears, and her new single “Julien” from her new...More Please

April 22, 2019

Canada’s Seaway Drops Infectious New Compilation Album

Pop punk, is or at least was, for the longest time a scene full of bros. There was a pretty good chance that the “punks” you’d see at a pop punk radio friendly band’s show would beat you up for essentially being what punk is all about. So with that said, we don’t typically navigate...More Please

April 19, 2019

With Cuz I Love You, Lizzo Has No Problem Taking Center Stage

We’ve been lucky enough to watch Lizzo grow as an artist and a performer over the years. It’s always felt like she was just getting better and better with each release since we caught her at a small festival in the South. Playing by her own rules, making the moves that she sees fit have...More Please

April 19, 2019

Fat White Family is Reborn & Goes Forward on New Album

New Music Reviews

Fat White Family have always been the leaders of the new South London scene. After a tumultuous couple of years, the band seems to be back on track and their new album Serfs Up! proves that they can keep things in check. With a sound that feels a bit more complex, a lot of the...More Please

April 18, 2019

Khruangbin Prepares For Marfa Myths & Beyond

For the longest time, it felt like pretty much every city had a music festival. There would be nothing wrong with that if any two were discernible, but many had the same lineups just in a different place. When we stumbled across Marfa Myths, it was exactly what we wanted, a festival about music not...More Please

April 18, 2019

Two New Starflyer 59 Singles Hit With Refined Direction

Indie Rock Starflyer 59

It’s hard to believe that the debut album from California’s Starflyer 59 came out twenty five years ago. While we could wax poetic about how that album helped shape who we were as youths, it’s their two new singles off their upcoming album that we’re currently loving. With Young In My Head due out next...More Please

April 17, 2019

New Claude Fontaine Mixes Tropicalia & Reggae With Ease

Claude Fontaine Reggae

For a bit now we’ve been dropping the new singles from California’s Claude Fontaine as they come. For multiple reasons, the music is just infectious and well structured and all have peaked our ears for her upcoming debut full length due next week. On her new single “I’ll Play the Fool,” she adds Tropicalia touches...More Please

April 17, 2019

Julia Jacklin Drops Intimate Live Video for “Comfort”

Julia Jacklin Singer Songwriter

Australia’s Julia Jacklin is having a pretty splendid year after the release of her gorgeous new album Crushing, and ahead of a large scale tour she’s not slowing down. With her new live video for the track “Comfort” she gives fans a glimpse of what to expect from her on tour while tugging at their...More Please

April 16, 2019

The Remarkable Energy of Bad Suns Shouldn’t Be Missed

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Bad Suns Live

We were on hand to witness the sheer power and showmanship of Bad Suns in person the other night, and boy were we glad that we did.Touring in support of their latest release Mystic Truth, the band brought their A game to the performance from beginning to end. The band performed admirably to a packed...More Please

April 16, 2019

Moth Wings Returns with Shimmering New Single

Indie Rock Moth Wings

Some of the better artists on the rise are up for pretty much anything, which is how we seethe music of Houston’s Moth Wings. The two piece, that really sounds stronger than a two piece, has the ability to do pretty much whatever they want. Aside from dropping a mixtape in the past and more,...More Please

April 15, 2019

With Dogrel, Fontaines D.C. Cement Themselves as a New Voice in Punk

Punk has always had voices striving for legitimacy, even when it wasn’t warranted. Being authentic while voicing the disenfranchised youth can be difficult for many punk bands, but with Ireland’s Fontaines D.C. it’s ingrained in who they are as a band. On their latest release Dogrel they prove they’re not only a force in punk,...More Please

April 15, 2019

COP WARMTH Leaks New Album Ahead of Release

For the longest time, we’ve been fans of bands who seemingly don’t give a fuck about society, or at least what’s cool and what isn’t. Down in Houston, Texas who is to say what is and what isn’t cool. With that said, COP WARMTH has never seemed to care if their hometown thinks that they’re...More Please

April 12, 2019

New Iceage Video is Pulp Magic & a Feast For The Eyes

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Iceage Video

Last year when Iceage released their latest album Beyondless it was obvious that they’d grown as a band while keeping much of their core sound intact. Now as they take another run through North America, they’ve released a new video for the track ‘Pain Killer (feat. Sky Ferreira)” and it’s definitely worth checking out. The...More Please

April 12, 2019

Anderson .Paak Grows Stronger on New Album

Back in 2016 when Anderson .Paak dropped the album Malibu, he utilized a soul funk aesthetic that hadn’t been heard in the way he used it since the seventies. Even though he just released Oxnard less than six months ago, he’s back with a similar soul funk vibe that falls all over the sexy and...More Please

April 11, 2019

Carlie Hanson Proves in Person Why She’s Such a Phenomenon

We would hope that you’ve heard of Wisconsin’s Carlie Hanson, as her latest singles have amassed over sixty million streams alone. A rising pop star in the making, we caught Hanson in person the other night and learned real fast why she’s on her way to stardom and so much more. Catching Hanson in person...More Please

April 11, 2019

With Debut Album, Trembler Makes Their Name Known

Few bands have sheer power anymore, or at least it seems that way sometimes. Power in their words, power in the chords they play and power enough to either clear a room or scare the hell out of everyone they’re in front of. That’s kind of the best way to describe Houston’s Trembler. Their powerful...More Please

April 10, 2019

Me You They We by Ages and Ages is Delightful Indie Pop

New Music Reviews

Ages and Ages Indie Pop