EP: Silverface Twin – Levitate
The Phoenix riot grrrl group explores the highs and lows of life – love, pain, and rage – on their exhilarating debut EP.
The Phoenix riot grrrl group explores the highs and lows of life – love, pain, and rage – on their exhilarating debut EP.
An absolute rush of emotion about disillusionment, disassociation, and – of course – grief results in 13 new bangers on Milk St.’s ripping third album.
Slightly-sludgy alt-indie with massive harmonies and anthemic musical statements stem from a positive turning point in murdermart’s tenure as a band.
Nashville twang and Atlantic Coast summer come together for a preview of what’s to come from the bedroom pop master’s new album, Waterville & Surf.
On an album that defies genre, LA’s Moralez reveals years of research on love and death in meditations, confessions, and reflections.
Channeling the stages of grief into music doesn’t come easy, but Laila Smith blends jazz, pop, and experimental influences to examine grief from all angles.
After a decade of existence, the Toronto band finally releases their debut album, a confident collection of tracks about heartbreak and healing.
We like The First Eloi quite a bit here on Start-Track, having featured them several
The band has one more short and sweet single from their upcoming album “Perennial”; it’s loud, daring, and urging you to perceive them.
The newest chapter in East Bay ska core is here, and you need to hear it.
The first new single in five years from the transatlantic shoegaze group marks the persistence of grief, how it compounds, and how it fixes itself in real-life locations.
As a resident of the wonderful land of Massachusetts, I am legally obligated to freak
You shouldn’t ignore a case of strep throat, and you certainly shouldn’t ignore this North Bay alternative band’s fantastic first track.
The second single from NFB’s upcoming second album has a funky beat that will inspire even the most unmotivated souls to get through the day.
The second single from the Swedish dream pop band’s upcoming album gives the jangle treatment to the concept of living in a series of fleeting moments.
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.