Rob Ótico Unveils New Single Coffee Bowl
Techno producer and DJ Rob Ótico is set to return with his latest single, “Coffee Bowl,” arriving on…
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Monsieur Herr Questions the Rules of Pop on ‘The Distortion Years’
Monsieur Herr returns with The Distortion Years, an album that approaches pop music, artistic convention and creative excess…
Hate At First Sight Blur the Lines on ‘Did You Notice’
Reno-based alternative rock project Hate At First Sight is pushing their genre-blending sound further with their latest release,…
Lana Crow Takes a Darker Drive on ‘Japrisot’
Some summer songs are made for carefree drives with the windows down. Lana Crow’s “Japrisot” certainly sounds like…
Sam Foster Smith Brings Coastal Nostalgia to ‘South West Summer’
There are some records that practically arrive with their own weather. South West Summer, the debut EP from…
Sabreen Steps Beyond Her Comfort Zone on ‘Forget Me When I’m Gone’
With Land Mines, Therapy, The End, and Countryman released over the last two years, this marks the final…
Stolen Days Break the Rules on Their Self-Titled Debut
Some albums seem determined to stay inside the lines. Stolen Days is clearly not one of them. Following…
Ria Timkin Finds Her Place on Favourite Child
What does it really mean to chase a dream? Is it confidence, determination, doubt, fear, or perhaps a…
Brannen Brings Deep Emotion to Debut Single ‘Tulips’
There is house music designed to fill a dancefloor, and then there is the kind that makes you…
SUUNCAAT Shines In New Single “the wash”
SUUNCAAT’s latest single, “the wash,” transforms one of life’s most ordinary routines into something strangely cosmic. Built around…
Lana Karlay Learns to Let Go on ‘Cross Your Mind’
Sometimes walking away is easier said than done. You can know that a relationship is no longer balanced,…
Great Adamz Shares a Message of Hope on ‘OMAHE OMAHO’
Great Adamz knows how to make an uplifting message feel right at home on the dancefloor. Following his…
Judith Owen Celebrates Life and Self-Discovery on “Inside Out”
Some songs are made for quiet reflection, while others seem to arrive with a little extra sunshine. Judith…
My Glass World Explore a Changing World on ‘This Perfect Summer’
Summer usually brings to mind sunshine, open windows, and the kind of days that make you forget about…
Stephen Wicks Brings Urgency to ‘The Doomsday Clock’
Some songs are made to entertain. Others arrive with something they urgently want you to think about. Stephen…
Co.LeGa Explores Digital Romance on ‘you.Love’
Romance in the digital age can be a strange thing. It can feel exciting, intimate, and completely disconnected…
Sandy Martin Creates a Mythic Musical World With “Ice Candy”
Some songs tell a story. Others feel like they are inviting you into an entirely different universe. Sandy…
The House Flies Set the Tone for Lions and Ore With “Derelict Crawl”
There is something wonderfully uncomfortable about a good post-punk song. It can pull you in with a simple…
Blue Capricorn and LOREN KOLE Find Beauty in the Breakdown on “honest”
Some songs arrive like a thunderclap. Others slip in quietly, find a place to sit, and refuse to…
The Fever Dreams Show a Different Side on Running
What happens when a band known for thrashing guitars decides to loosen the grip, turn up the groove,…