Album: Wills Van Doorn – Enduro
Van Doorn’s new record blends power pop, blues, and jazz to give live energy and stress the importance of keeping a steady pace on the road and in life.
Van Doorn’s new record blends power pop, blues, and jazz to give live energy and stress the importance of keeping a steady pace on the road and in life.
With more of dark New Wave jangle pop sound than “house banger”, the LA duo’s third album teaches that life – even the more menial moments – is the party.
A rollicking studio spin on a live favorite, “FMU” is a jam on lasting mental health effects from a relationship gone sour.
Song of the summer vibes bleed through this testament to restlessness, as Modern Olympia continue the slow rollout of songs from their upcoming debut album.
Turning toxic partners into metaphors about cavities, dentists, and toothaches, Against The Voices mix sour and sweet for a solid new indie rock single.
In the new indie punk symphony, songwriter Grant Simmons ruminates on how to grapple with an increasingly inhospitable hometown and more unwelcoming world.
The Leeds-based shoegaze trio takes their many years of experience melting faces on stage and transfers it into ten tracks that make up their debut LP.
A good twelve minutes of solid angst and attitude from Providence, recorded live to tape in keeping with true punk ethos.
Don’t ask me why, but I got on a Beatles kick this past week and
On their fourth album, Pollett and long-time collaborator Jordan Watko reach out through time and space to craft a haunting and beautiful collection of music.
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.
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”.
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.
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.
Indie legends Wavves and Say Anything combine their beachy and pop punk sensibilities for a ripping lead single from their upcoming album collaboration.
Memoryy’s surreal-sounding new single answers the age-old question “Should you meet your heroes?” with a resounding “Yes”.