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Alex Lahey Indie Rock

If you weren’t familiar with the indie rock of Melbourne’s Alex Lahey, that could be understandable. Though her 2017 debut I Love You Like a Brother was a force, it may have not fallen upon your ears. With her new album The Best of Luck Club due in May, she’s dropped her new single “Am...More Please

April 4, 2019

New Single Off of Upcoming Titus Andronicus Album Is Powerful

Indie Rock Titus Andronicus

When you first hear the opening riffs off of “(I BLAME) SOCIETY,” the new single from Titus Andronicus, you can’t help but feel the energy of the track. The first song from their upcoming album An Obelisk produced by Husker Du’s Bob Mould, the song hits with the searing precision you’d expect. The album won’t...More Please

April 4, 2019

The New Song From Big Thief is More Beauty From Upcoming Album

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Big Thief Indie

Singer Songwriter Weyes Blood

The noodling guitar that opens up the new single “Cattails” from Big Thief should immediately entice anyone who’s become a fan of the band’s sound over the years. Meandering and and just pretty, the second single from their upcoming album U.F.O.F. due in May should peak your ears for what the full length will bring-though...More Please

April 3, 2019

The Get Up Kids Expand Their Sound on New Single

When bands break up and reform, the best way for them to continue on is to grow their sound. Sure, we all want to hear our favorite songs-but as history has proved time and time again-you can’t go home again. With their second single “The Problem Is Me” from their first full length in eight...More Please

April 3, 2019

“Hydrocodone” From Cuco is Your New Jam

Last year it felt like the rising popularity of Cuco kind of came out of nowhere, while the indie pop artist continuously sold out pretty much everywhere he performed. Now since signing to Interscope Records he’s dropped his first single “Hydrocodone,” and it’s definitely a track you should find yourself getting down to. The SoCal...More Please

April 2, 2019

Titanic Rising Elevates Weyes Blood to Indie Powerhouse

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Beauty is almost always in the eye of the beholder, as it’s been said-or at least written. For a good while, we’ve known about and loved the music of Weyes Blood. It’s always been intriguing while encapsulating more than the typical singer songwriter. With her new album Titanic Rising arriving this Friday, she takes all...More Please

April 2, 2019

Priests Offer Upbeat Energy on New Single Before Album Drop

The curious world in which music inhabits, where labels get placed on things because we’re all just trying to get someone to engage, can be stifling for some. Washington, D.C. trio Priests hates being called punk and really seems to despise being labelled as political, and their latest single “Jesus’ Son” from their forthcoming album...More Please

April 1, 2019

Pony by Orville Peck is Proof That You Can’t Judge Appearances

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Alternative Orville Peck

Kevin Morby Singer Songwriter

Almost thirty years ago, Sub Pop Records went a bit out on a limb, and signed a young Texan who went by the name Reverend Horton Heat. At the time, it seemed like an odd move, but once the album dropped, it was clear they were on to something, and in many ways ahead of...More Please

April 1, 2019

Sun June Proves That Sometimes, Two Songs Are Enough

When we fell upon finding the music of Austin’s Sun June, we were completely removed by the fact that while the band makes essentially pop songs, the beauty of how they’re crafted is something else entirely. While last year’s full length Years is a stunning reminder of what beautifully penned music can still be, their...More Please

March 29, 2019

GROID is Hip Hop Re-Imagined

In the spaces of music where new isn’t being created, where the past gets brought up more than the present, that’s where pure creation is born. In Houston, Texas, home to DJ Screw and The Geto Boys, not much has been happening in terms of new hip hop. Yes, Travis Scott is from Houston and...More Please

March 29, 2019

Interpol Return With New Single & New E.P. Announce

New York’s Interpol definitely feels refreshed as a band goes. Last year’s Marauder proved that they were back without really going anywhere, while the tours that followed had them performing stronger than they had in years. Now with a new E.P. titled A Fine Mess due in the middle of May, they’ve shared the second...More Please

March 28, 2019

The First Two Singles From Kevin Morby Have Us Excited for New Album

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For a good while, Kevin Morby has been a critical favorite. His albums have all been hailed, and the scope of his genius seems to know no bounds. Now with his new album Oh My God coming in late April from Dead Oceans, Morby has shared his second single, evoking a sound that blooms with...More Please

March 28, 2019

Okay Kaya Signs to Jagjaguwar & Drops New Single

Bedroom Pop Okay Kaya

There’s a good chance you don’t know the name Kaya Wilkins, but a better chance you’ll know her by her stage name, Okay Kaya. Last year’s Both was a gloomy groundwork that was hard to walk away from. Now after signing to Jagjaguwar, she’s dropped her first single-a cover of the Cher classic “Believe,” and you...More Please

March 27, 2019

“Crow’s Perch” from black midi is More Intensity & Chaos From the Four Piece

We can completely understand if you’re not familiar with the post-punk intensity of London’s black midi. The band hasn’t been around for a good while, but in a short time they’ve made themselves well known with insane live sets and more intriguing music. On their new single “crow’s perch” they prove that the best is...More Please

March 27, 2019

Brooklyn’s THICK Sign to Epitaph & Drop New E.P.

Even though Brooklyn trio THICK has en around about five years, they’re relatively unknown to a lot of people. Now, signing to Epitaph and dropping a new self-titled E.P. they should become more known and reach a wider group of people. We’re pretty sure you’re going to wonder real fast, where were you when they...More Please

March 26, 2019

Mystic Truth Adds Depth to Bad Suns’ Catchy Sound

Getting more dynamic on an album is always a difficult place to go for most bands. When we first heard of LA’s Bad Suns, we had pretty much everyone cram them down our throats, meaning we never really took the time to listen-bless our punk rock attitudes. With their new album Mystic Truth, the four...More Please

March 26, 2019

The New Collaborative Album Matt Surfin’& Friends Promises to Be Extraordinary

Indie Rock Matt Surfin'