EP: altre di B – Zapping
Let the punk-infused tunes and deep lyrics of the Italian four-piece band of friends “zap” into your eardrums.
Let the punk-infused tunes and deep lyrics of the Italian four-piece band of friends “zap” into your eardrums.
The New Zealand trio turns up the darkness on their new EP, crafting a sound which lives up to the record’s title.
Milwaukee’s Local Legends live up to their name with two new three-track EPs of sweet ska music.
Soft No find sonic balance on their second EP, but their sound still blazes like a capacitor popping and catching fire.
The new venture from South Australia’s Jakub Tengdahl roars with arena-rock anthems that are fitting for any season.
Long Beach’s Brightmoon turn exhaustion and uncertainty into something warm, immersive, and strangely comforting on their debut EP.
Gazy atmosphere with near break rhythm sections. What’s not to love?
Sentilles’ songs could ring from the beach bandshell to the ears of everyone at the boardwalk bars and draw them to his catchy brand of Americana.
Great new ska from the Midwest: five new tracks definitely worth adding to the rotation.
Full of their now-trademark blend of alt-rock, shoegaze and grunge – If this Leeds-based trio keep heading in this direction, we reckon there’s no stopping them.
For a five-track release, tenmonthsummer’s new EP leaves behind a surprisingly lasting emotional impact.
Beautiful, delicate, and full of emotion, this Dutch quartet has cracked it. There is soul and humanity here for days – let it envelope you.
Harry Katz and the Pistachios release a 2 Tone ska record with a little bit of influence from all the legends that came before them.
This is music to peak to—29 minutes of shiny, fuzz-drenched vibes with the crunchy warmth of an FM classic rock station blasting through a car radio.
A texturally rich and emotionally charged debut from the New Jersey collective that points towards an exciting future.
Kinetic Flaw marks the beginning of GLIDDEEE’s musical journey, a four-piece post-hardcore group coming straight
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