Single: JW Francis – Two Dogs
Full of sweetness, swagger and style, the stalwart indie songwriter has crafted another slice of inventive lo-fi pop perfection.
Full of sweetness, swagger and style, the stalwart indie songwriter has crafted another slice of inventive lo-fi pop perfection.
Recorded solo in a cold basement, Shier reaches for every scrap of warmth available and spins them into a comforting yarn.
The number “thirteen” carries baggage for Love Ghost, but judging by this collection of songs, it looks as though it’ll be their lucky number after all.
After several years out of the game, Chuck blends nostalgia and anxiety about middle age with love and self-reflection into a bedroom pop masterpiece.
Morgan’s vocals deliver this sarcastic melody that makes it clear how very done we are with whoever this 5 foot 9 plain sandwich eating weirdo was.
For a song less than two minutes long, “Full of Life” feels like staying awake until dawn, slipping through darkness until the first fingertips of sunlight tap on the glass.
“Genius” sounds like sugar on the surface, but underneath that bounce is someone spiraling into a high they know they can’t sustain.
This song has a sultry groove – it glides along, drenched in reverb and dripping with soulful seduction.
This song felt like a warm blanket on a cold fall day
A ballad to the planet, the combination of the banging drums and the introspective lyrics hooked me in, creating a level of intrigue after a quick minute.
A portrait of grief stored in the mundane everyday things and the erratic nature of healing.
Some things follow you around no matter how hard you fight them, and “Give Up The Ghost” turns that feeling into a hazy, radio-static trip made for this spooky season.
The Vancouver indie folk singer-songwriter crafts twelve new tracks, urging a movement towards the real in protest of the exceedingly fake.
As the title suggests, this is a dark ghost train of a song, full of unsettling details and beautiful atmospherics.
Full of comfortingly familiar touch points but also loads of individuality, this Texan pop-punk trio have certainly done their homework. Prepare to be schooled.
Myriads kick off their new dreamy rock EP, Find Ourselves Again, with arachnicide and fear:
With a unique and distinctive blend of elements ranging from math-rock to shoegaze, this debut sees the Charlottesville quartet get off to a promising start.
Six years after their debut, Seattle ska-punk band Mister Blank return with an album that starts where you’d expect and ends up gloriously off the rails.
The St. Louis ska-punk band prove they’re as punk as it gets with their new tongue-in-cheek demo about punk stereotypes.