Swiss composer Nelson Beer continues to push the boundaries of the genre as you can hear on our premiere of new track ‘And The Thunder’.
If you’re looking to pigeonhole Sound of Kalima, well, good luck with that. This Pacific Northwest duo defies conventional…
And thus we reach the final release in Misha Mansoor’s mammoth Archives series under his original Bulb moniker. 10…
If “Pleasure” is what you are seeking, then you have arrived at the right place. That’s because electronic artist…
Fans will be elated to hear that alternative rock band, Madina Lake has confirmed a new album is on…
Berlin, Germany-based composer and producer, Ben Lukas Boysen has confirmed a May 1st, 2020 release of his new album,…
Listening to this latest album is something of a ceremony in and of itself. Phantogram’s first album, Eyelid Movies,…
UK-based hardcore electronica artist Angusraze is celebrating lucky number thirteen with a new single titled “Unlawful.”
Norwegian loop-rocking Aiming for Enrike just delivered their new album, Music for Working Out (January 10, 2020, on Pekula Records) and it’s an exotic mixture of jazz, electronica, funk and pop all combining in a visceral kaleidoscope of sound.
Gina Katon, founder of the Little Miss Nasty production, discusses the evolution of her hard-hitting burlesque show, creating what is now known as “rock n’ roll burlesque,” and empowering women through performance.
Vocalist Livvy Holland and producer and multi-instrumentalist Moonhead have joined forces to create the new outfit Divine Astronaut. Take a trip to their spacey sound with the debut single and music video, “Undone.”
“Choo Choo!” All aboard the new music train! Today we’re bringing you something a little different, with the exclusive premiere of “Choo Choo,” the brand new earworm from Los Angeles’ quartet, Figs Vision.
If you’re the type of band that consistently makes some of the most beautiful music, ever, it’s consummate to parallel its beauty in setting. While a specific venue to listen to alluring, Balkan-inspired indie-rock isn’t necessary, the Orpheum was as good a place as any for Beirut to deliver tunes off their sixth studio album, Gallipoli, out now via 4AD.