The Sadface Album is the debut full-length from Something Moves, the UK-based project of Chris Briden. Embracing a variety of sounds, from Radiohead-esque rock
A relationship can be witness to the wide breadth of human emotion, from joyful discovery to heartbreaking loss. Capturing this in audible form can
Boston-based band Trailer Swift unveil a thrilling rock sound on their new album Variant, whose sound invokes ’90s alt-rock glory with its rewarding build-ups
On his new album Then and Now and Now is Then, Philadelphia-based artist Steve Sperry presents a diversely experimental electronic sound, consuming with an
Chicago-based band LLO LLO present a hooky fusing of alt-rock, power-pop, and post-punk throughout their Quit While You’re Ahead EP. The EP’s opening track,
The second album from Canadian artist Wes McClintock, Open Dream is a diversely satisfying listening experience, ranging from spacey synth-minded mystique to heavier rock
A dynamic range of sounds — from tender psych-pop to roaring rock charisma — consumes on the new self-titled EP from Luno, the moniker
A swampy and impassioned rock sound captivates throughout Chroma Crawl, the new EP from Oklahoma-based band Helen Kelter Skelter. Following full-lengths in 2015 and
Exuding a timeless rock appeal with harmonious vocals and exciting tonal range, Barnstormer is the new album from Queen Daxene, the project of London-based
Out today from New York-based artist Amelie Lucille, her self-titled EP compels with a sincere folk sound — ranging from the minimalist heartache of
