It’s crazy to think but The Dollyrots now have an impressive eight albums under their belt; a transition from rebellious pop-punkers to, well, responsible pop-punkers.
Lightning does strike twice! With ‘Can’t Find the Brakes’ LA-based quartet Dirty Honey builds on an already fantastic start to their career.
Of Virtue’s new album, ‘Omen,’ can be expected to haunt you. With both overt religious themes and a very human element, the album is specific with...
While ‘Live for Me’ is a mere glance into the capabilities of Omar Apollo, it remains a unique, thoughtful, endearing, and varied contribution to music.
Ranging from country to folk to Latin aromas to mysterious rock, Ajay Mathur’s ‘Blow My Cover’ reveals an unpretentious intimacy.
Emily Nicole Green's vulnerable writing, powerful vocal, and skillful vibrato are on full display throughout her debut EP ‘Outrunning The Animal.’
Lustrously misty yet alive with rib-cage-shuddering basslines, ‘The House of Love’ offers gliding, gossamer filaments, and rich, glossy vocals.
Coated in glistening guitar surfaces that give the songs a bewitching translucence, Blueburst’s ‘Significance’ evokes an irresistible sonic splendor.
With ‘Lighthouse,’ Duff McKagan delivers an incredible, emotionally driven and thought-provoking record that must be heard in full to be fully appreciated.
Overall, Groovy Moovy is the perfect introduction to Terri J.’s multi-faceted outlook on songwriting, which guarantees her discography will have something for every listener.
With ‘Lightbringer,’ Rival Sons deliver an exceptional addition to their catalogue, with tunes sure to become part of set lists and personal playlists for years to...
With its amalgamation of styles ranging from funk to reggae to Americana, Jeshua Marshall’s ‘The Flood’ reveals delicious wrinkles of aural flair.
A consummate album, Loryn Taggart’s 'The Lost Art of Pulling Through' draws on profound emotions as it explores the intricacies of life.
At once minimalist and dunked in uncooked retro tangs, with ‘4 x 2,’ Instant Smile establishes a creative path around dirty surf-rock textures.
London-based heavy rock outfit Black Pines releases their new EP, ‘Bodies,’ which sees the band deviating from their previous indie sound to one of powerful alternative.