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Coming up in a city like Houston, Texas means that you’re used to never being number one. Whether it’s the fact that your football team isn’t a Superbowl contender, or that you had to wait until high school for your basketball team to get a ring, or maybe you had to wait until you were...More Please

June 7, 2019

Glitterer Reveals New Track & Announces New Tour Dates

Glitterer Indie Rock

It seems that the time is just ticking by until the new album from Glitterer is released into the world. The band, lead by Ned Russin of Title Fight is leaving for tour this weekend and they just dropped a new single “1001” from their new album Looking Through The Shades due in July. What...More Please

June 5, 2019

Wilco Announces Fall North American Tour

Tour Wilco

It’s been two years since the gentlemen of Wilco have actually toured, minus small jaunts here and there. With a new leg for North America just announced, the band is setting up for what could be a busy Fall. The band has promised more news in the coming weeks around this tour announcement, which means...More Please

May 28, 2019

Introduce Yourself to The Punk of Girl Friday

In a time when everyone wants to cram mass produced pop down your throat, a band like Los Angeles’ Girl Friday exists. While the quartet just inked a deal with Hardly Art and their label debut E.P. Fashion Conman will be out in late June, their intriguing brand of punk should perk your ears. Their...More Please

May 24, 2019

Night Moves Go a Little Mainstream on New Single

Night Moves Psych Pop

The world of psych is definitely blooming into hybridized versions of the genre as of late. A great example of a band that’s embracing those changes is Minneapolis’ Night Moves. On their new single “Strands Align,” they prep you for their upcoming album Can You Really Find Me due in late June while they give...More Please

May 3, 2019

New Fruit Bats Singles Are Nostalgic Gold

It really doesn’t seem like Chicago’s Fruit Bats have been around over twenty years, possibly because they’ve always found a way to reinvent their sound. In the time they’ve been a band they’ve gone so far as to “cash in” on the folk rock boom and come out of the other side smelling like roses....More Please

April 30, 2019

Get This New Song by Apex Manor Into Your Ears ASAP

Apex Manor Indie Rock

The indie rock of California’s Apex Manor has always been at the top of our plays since they began in 2010. Now, eight years since their debut full length, they’re back with a new album Heartbreak City due in late May on Merge Records as well as a new single “Where My Mind Goes.” The...More Please

April 24, 2019

Claude Fontaine Talks Love of Music, Inspiration & Debut Album in New Interview

Claude Fontaine interview

Because music is moving so fast, there are times when you have music hurled at you that you can’t stop and enjoy what you’re receiving. When we came across the music of California’s Claude Fontaine, we stopped and took notice. In today’s world, it feels like a rarity where a new artist would take the...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 15, 2019

New Hand Habits Video is Stamped with Fragility

As far as music that stems in the world of folk, Hand Habits is a band that you can’t really deny. With their latest release placeholder getting praise from pretty much anyone who’s heard it, the imagery they release is just as remarkable, best shown with their latest video for the track “wildfire.” Opening with...More Please

April 5, 2019

The Two New Tracks From Palehound Are Tender Indie Greatness

It may have only been a little over five years since Palehound formed, but in that time the band has done more than some bands who’ve been going for twice as long. With an album coming in early June, the first two singles from Black Friday should excite fans of the plainspoken group as well...More Please

March 28, 2019

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

Kevin Morby Singer Songwriter

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 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 6, 2019

Dale Watson Takes His Luck Back on the Road

Dale Watson interview

For the past twenty years, what gets called country music and what traditional country music is, has created a divide that gets more and more expansive with each passing year. In the world of big country music, there have been those who’ve stayed true to their roots, no natter what the industry thinks they should...More Please

February 28, 2019

Hiss Golden Messenger Releases Two New Songs & Solo Tour Dates

Folk Hiss Golden Messenger

The folk of Durham’s Hiss Golden Messenger is as inviting as it is deep. For a good while, we’ve been fans of the music made by that moniker and MC Taylor. Now ahead of an upcoming solo tour from Taylor, Hiss Golden Messenger follows a long line of dropping stand alone singles before a tour...More Please

February 26, 2019

The First Two Singles Off Groove Denied Have Us Ready to Get Down

electronic Stephen Malkmus

When word got out that there was a Stephen Malkmus record out there that never saw the light of day, we were immediately intrigued. The former Pavement frontman and leader of The Jicks is, by all accounts, a force in indie rock and beyond. When we found out that it was an electronic album, titled...More Please

February 13, 2019

Canada’s Anemone Opens Up About Inspiration & Audience Participation Ahead of Album Release

For the past couple of years, the music coming out of Canada has been better than anything penned by Celine Dion or Alanis Morissette. Acts like Daniel Romano and Michael Rault are just a couple of examples of artists who’ve released wonderful music coming from the great white north. When you look at infectious pop...More Please

February 6, 2019

Turning Jewels Into Water Are Creatively Unique & Intriguing

electronic Turning Jewels Into Water