While not a life-changing experience, Kat Von D’s ‘Love Made Me Do It’ is a pleasant, easy album to listen to despite its unhappy thematic content.
Chicago native Cherice Cosentino is proud to release her début EP, ‘Prey,’ under the moniker Nihilist Abyss; four songs that explore the deep dark parts of the human experience.
While he once thought of himself as primarily an indie rocker, the last year has been something of a…
We’re determined to add some colour to your day today with the whimsical new single from Filip Sjögren and…
Will London collective Dutchkid reveal the magical formula that helps make them tick? Read our interview to find out.
Trading in his guitar for a synthesizer has been nothing short of a musical emancipation for musician Josh White.…
Positively enigmatic is a description well-suited to London “synth-gaze” duo, Zetra. The band’s two members, Adam (guitar/vocals) and Jordan…
It might not be October but that doesn’t mean that we can’t enjoy some spooky, soundtrack-worthy new music from…
Pucker up, baby, we’ve got some sweet sounds for ya! We’re pleased to debut the first song from talented up-and-comers Cherry Saints with the electronically-flavoured “Nothing Ever Hits (Quite Like Your Kiss).”
Beware The Bedroom Witch! This scream-inducing artist is the focus of our latest exclusive premiere and it’s her song “Capricorn” that we’re dropping. The single is off the upcoming album, Diaspora, due October 15th via Psychic Eye Records.
After a life-changing 18 months since the release of his third album, Death & Glory, we spoke at length with Hungarian synthwave artist Lazerpunk as he prepares for a full U.S. tour and full-production music video off the back of his Indiegogo crowd-funding campaign.
With his debut record Mystery Man released August 2nd via Damaged Sofa Records, alternative-new wave artist Jonny Couch joins us for the second edition of our Vinyl Vision series to run through his favourite record shops in his home neighbourhood of Brooklyn, New York.
When Chromatics hit Toronto’s Danforth Music Hall, along with Italians Do It Better labelmates Desire, In Mirrors, and Tess Roby, the entire night had an air of moxy that elevated everything beyond a mere live concert.