Single: Unsureway – I Am a Nervous Man
Joey Goebel’s new track is a reason we still keep writers around, with clever rhyme schemes, wordplay, and conveying complex feelings abound in the lyrics.
Joey Goebel’s new track is a reason we still keep writers around, with clever rhyme schemes, wordplay, and conveying complex feelings abound in the lyrics.
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Coming straight from Tokyo, the shoegaze/indie pop five-piece leaves a subtle but lasting impression that handles simplicity with care.
A musical phenomenon, this incredibly inspiring example of how to accomplish a lot with relatively little, is obscenely clever and particularly delicious.
A fiery clapback at the ever-present, hugely toxic patriarchy, this punky burst of rebellious fire is incredibly spirited, entirely necessary and impeccably timed.
The long-standing Swedish duo – an act we’ve featured perhaps more than any other – return with a propulsive slice of fuzzy, 80s-indebted pop perfection. They never disappoint.
Philly dreamo band evokes MTV’s 120 Minutes with a disaffected and delightful sound on their new single, with a new EP on the way.
Soft-spoken, yet powerful and always rising, the track blends the best of the 2020’s intimate alt-rock wave with nods to some of the best in the genre.
Brisbane third-wave influenced ska band brings the best of Australia’s scene in their brand new single.
Michael Venia’s latest single from his group’s upcoming album channels the feeling of healing throughout every element.
This psychedelic new tune from the longstanding husband and wife duo has some serious rock ‘n’ roll style and old school vibes.
Strong emo influences from the Jersey songwriter invoke the universal feeling of inevitability, be it about leaving or staying.
Two new singles from the Phoenix-based band blend shoegaze and punk to shape a sound that shifts between distance and immediacy without losing cohesion.
A breezy instrumental belies an all-encompassing fear of fraudulence on the latest release from the Minneapolis indie group.
An emo-tinged, widescreen ballad with soaring, scenic highs and contrasting cathartic lows, the comeback single from this Irish outfit is extremely promising.
With its circular chord progression, For Breakfast’s new track could be twice as long in length and I’d have no regrets.
With their new single, the art-emo band seek to break out of their Long Island basement and take on the world with their raw but well-rehearsed sound.
A cute, curious, wobbly little thing, the new single from Fleur Bleu-E is an exemplary piece of wonderfully crafted DIY bedroom pop.
An exemplary piece of pop rock, Everytime blends perfect pace, incredible production, shimmering instrumentation, and sweet sentiment with astonishing ease.
With tonnes of character, anthemic and stratospheric instrumentation, and matching lyrical moments, you can’t help but enjoy this powerful new rock tune.