Funk collective Brassroots District will take up a multi-date residency at Jewel’s Catch One in Koreatown, LA, performing February 7, 13, 20, 28 and March 7, 14, 20, 28. The run coincides with their new single ‘Aim High’ and the upcoming release of their debut album on January 29. Known for electrifying live shows acrossContinue Reading
Get The Net return with a jolt of pure propulsion on ‘Life Escape’, a breakneck burst of pop-punk urgency that feels like flooring the accelerator straight out of digital overload and into something defiantly real. The Metuchen trio have been steadily carving out their identity all year, but this newContinue Reading
There are artists who write songs, and then there are artists who build worlds. Roxy Rawson has always been firmly in the latter camp, a creator of miniature universes stitched from wonder, sorrow, and something just a little otherworldly. With ‘I found a place in the woods’, she returns after yearsContinue Reading
Kim Vestin’s ‘Phoenix’ feels like an arrival, the kind that happens quietly, deliberately, with a glow that grows brighter the longer you sit with it. After years marked by injury, interrupted momentum, and the weight of everyday life reshaping her world, she steps back into the light with a record that soundsContinue Reading
Reptile Tile return with ‘Shopping Around’, a gloriously unhinged burst of creative rebellion that cements them as one of the most unpredictable and necessary voices in the experimental rock underground. Few bands commit this fully to eccentricity while still delivering something you can actually move to, but that’s the magic here. FromContinue Reading
With their latest single ‘Hold Me Close’, Andy Crowe & The Eisen Family step into a new chapter. This latest offering feels like the moment an artist stops running from his own heart and finally lets the world see the whole of it. Crowe has long been admired for his warm gritContinue Reading
Rock newcomers The Whips unveil ‘Together in Agony’, a song that channels quiet heartbreak through tight musicianship and lyrical honesty. Written by Max Indiveri and recorded entirely in the band’s small Kansas City studio, the track is stripped of studio polish but full of emotional nuance. Frontman Max Cooper, fresh off his four-chair turn on The Voice, deliversContinue Reading
Swedish artist Twaang’s ‘Lazy Morning’ sweeps you into a world where taking your time feels exhilarating. This is the rare chill-leaning release that radiates joy from every corner, a project that turns softness into celebration and transforms quiet moments into something vibrant, intentional, and beautifully serene. From the very first strum ofContinue Reading
There’s a quiet magic in the ordinary and the way small rituals hold the weight of entire histories. ‘Making Coffee’, the new single from Staffordshire’s own Sonnen Blume, captures that bittersweet stillness with remarkable grace. It’s a song that hums like morning light through kitchen blinds, reflecting on the past with gentleContinue Reading
Independent musician Gregory McLoughlin releases his self-titled debut album on December 12, followed by a hometown show at Garcia’s in Port Chester on December 13. The record is the culmination of years spent performing anywhere willing to listen, from campsite singalongs to late-night parking lot sets. McLoughlin’s music is grounded in storytelling, not spectacle. His latestContinue Reading