Single: Legit Smitty – Picture In My Wallet
“Picture In My Wallet” is a song about unchanging love alongside unchanging faults, the kind of honest self-awareness that is harder to pull off than it sounds.
“Picture In My Wallet” is a song about unchanging love alongside unchanging faults, the kind of honest self-awareness that is harder to pull off than it sounds.
A stunning, indie-flecked folk-pop song from the sensitive Texas-born, Brooklyn-based singer/songwriter, new single Little Things is a huge success.
After two decades out of the game, the UK band comes together to release an indie rock track so tight, it’s like they never missed a minute.
Understated, considered and finely poised, this is a perfect blend of pop perfection and arty attention to detail and it has produced an uniquely unforgettable rock song.
With a smorgasbord of stylistic influences this Aussie duo have produced something delectable and delicious. Tense, anxious and determined, this is an emotional rollercoaster. Strap in.
The Norfolk indie producer weaves folk, rock, electronic, and hip-hop elements into a shimmering landscape of sound.
Wynona Bleach deliver a big dose of their “crunchy bubblegrunge” on this track from their second album “Animal Style”.
Have you ever felt trapped in an urban jungle? Chicago-based Shredded Sun’s latest single, “Skyscraper,”
Old Joy’s newest single “Gut Shot” gives a great taste of what we can expect from Alex Reindl & Co on their latest album offering.
LA pop-punkers on the fringe of the scene drop a throwback track of pure emo bliss from their new retrospective of remixes and remasters.
“Phosphenes” is a highly immersive shoegaze track, built on thick layers of heavily distorted, reverb-soaked rhythm guitars that contrast beautifully with clean, ambient lead melodies before they, too, erupt into distortion during the choruses.
atmos bloom, the London-based duo of Tilda Gratton and Curtis Paterson, release “It’s Enough” on
The title track from Perennial’s upcoming album packs the band’s musical prowess into ninety seconds that punch with as much power as a punk rock symphony.
Recorded and released track by track over the course of three years, the Toronto trio puts out their debut album, showcasing their brand of Canadian Americana.
The Hamburg trio shift between sunny vibes and sour hardcore riffs to symbolize that no matter where you go, the same old demons always follow.
An exciting new ska track from Denver feels like Mest, Good Charlotte, Mustard Plug, and the Bosstones all rolled into one.
The debut album from the Boise ska punk band brings a fun ’90s sound that could fit on albums from Reel Big Fish or Blink-182, though it also touches on serious subjects.
On their debut single, this London-based quartet reinvent themselves to produce a musical combination that feels unique and striking. It’s a banger.