Single: Borders Of Nothing – The Life We Knew
An intriguing juxtaposition of styles, The Life We Knew is ragged and wild but at the same time, undeniably majestic and graceful.
An intriguing juxtaposition of styles, The Life We Knew is ragged and wild but at the same time, undeniably majestic and graceful.
The huge chorus, with its stadium-ready refrain, feels pleasingly cathartic, but it leaves you wanting more.
Dystopia Gently debuts with a queer indie-rock single about the perils of infatuation.
Blending classic mythology with indie punk vibes, Vesuvian returns with the first track from their upcoming self-titled album
The debut single from Parisian multi-instrumentalist: Supremely rewarding sparkly, twinkly indie-pop with folky influences.
A superlative musical hybrid, “HELLO DENIAL” is a refreshingly fluid piece of work: A fierce, iconic, instant anthem for generations to come.
The chorused guitar, the heavy drums, the slow groove; it induces swaying, and it’s a hell of an earworm.
In the wake of their 2025 EP, slo mach, Hockitay reveals a more introspective style that reflects incisively on the toxic social media climate of our contemporary moment.
Set apart from other recordings of its ilk and imbued with more personality and character.
LA punk goes bilingual in support of immigrants and against fascism
Chewing you up and spitting you out, Mont Loser’s new single “Confessional” takes you on
This write-up is a bit of an outlier. For the sake of full disclosure, this
Until now, my musical horizons had not yet expanded into the world of “French language
These Moments is the newest extremely lo-fi piece from see you soon – the artistic
You start throwing around words like “polyamory” and “metamour” in front of most folks, and
The setting: The year of their lord, 2026. An end-stage capitalist hellscape, built by slaves
Taking Wave Off to new heights, ‘Burning Out’ is their latest single, and my word,
This current decade has brought back the lo-fi post-punk sound in a big way, with
The new Keyside tune is quintessential Keyside. Jangly guitars, a jaunty rhythm, a thick Scouse
The newest single from Sweet Unrest catches them in a surprisingly delicate, plaintive mood. Well,