There’s a blunt honesty that pours out and sticks to your bones. In the aftershock, I can imagine more than a handful of listeners feeling the same way. If you’re dreading the general uncertainty of your own life or grappling with the state of the universe, you can find some solace in this song.
Fading in on some ecstatic drums, “IRB” carries you off in a burst of indie rock fury.
“Frogman”, the debut single from Colourwash, has the speed of punk, the effects/production elements of alt-rock, and the soul of 1990s/2000s emo.
Bayonne puts his vocals on full display in this colorful musical cloud of a new single.
Sloome does a fantastic job making their new single sound like a crunchy vision into the future.
There’s a slow-burning production in the verse, but then the chorus becomes like a cathartic experience. With a thrilling soundscape, my brain felt the warm embrace of several great throwback acts from the 90s.
In the best way possible, “Little Epiphany” sounds like a group of friends drunkenly hopping on stage to jam out a hit. It’s also full of the kind of misfit energy that we need right now. The kind of intensity that makes you want to hop into a studio and record something for yourself.
Zach Angeloni’s song gradually builds until it hits you right in the heart.
