Freshly signed to Merge Records and now playing as a three-piece Irish intersectional feminists M(h)aol return to the pop rock fray with a gloriously, typically spikey sounding “Snare.” The single wryly looks at the gendering of the drumkit...
Besides playing some raucous live shows and festival dates, Hotgirl has been hunkered in the studio recently, escaping the confines of lead vocalist Ashley Abbedeen‘s previously DIY bedroom project. They have established themselves as a quartet, catching...
Mamalarky, the tri-coastal indie rock quartet of Livvy Bennett, Noor Khan, Michael Hunter, and Dylan Hill, has signed to Epitaph Records and released a new single, “Nothing Lasts Forever”, the band’s first taste of new music since the release of their...
What a week to be goth! The Cure releases their first new music in sixteen years and now The Horrors, Faris Badwan and his crew of Robert Smith‘s musical descendants emerge from the shadows after a prolonged hibernation to let seep...
Being yourself, your true authentic self is something many of us will encounter in our lives. Those who don’t or aren’t able to may be living in fear of judgment, and others could be...
Relative babes in arms ALPHABET have only been playing live for around a year or so. While that’s probably akin to a decade to any eager new band seeking to be let off the leash this...
Self-described as a Denver, Colorado-based emo band, A Place For Owls is an emotive guitar five-piece that has been crafting a brand new album how we dig in the earth, following up their self-titled 2022 debut. Aptly named “broken open seed”...
As the hazy, anthemic wash of guitars and dual vocals surrounds you on the opening title track of this four-track EP, you’re transported into an energetic musical world bristling with everything from The Mary...
Pink-loving polymath Du Blonde (aka Beth Jeans Houghton) strums her way through the melancholy intro of “TV Star” with jangling indie rock grit and an almost detached melancholy as she ponders the emotional draw of fame, ego,...
Hot on the heels of their debut single “Tattoo,” Bottlemoth, the indie-folk five-piece, have dropped surprise twin tracks, “You’ll Always Have Us” and “Everything Works Out In The End”, as a further taster to their...
