There’s something brewing in Baltimore, and it doesn’t care for subtlety. With ‘Children of the Corn’, Gabagool stomp onto the scene with the kind of unfiltered, genre-twisting fury that growls and demands attention. A hybrid of snarling punk, groove-drenched metal, and sludgy riff worship, this single sounds like what you’dContinue Reading
Ireland’s Indigos Ego sound like a band with a firm grip on both ambition and atmosphere. It’s surprising that they have just two singles to their name, whilst managing to sound established and self-assured. Their latest release, ‘Affection’, is a brooding yet luminous track that treads the line between catharsisContinue Reading
Icelandic singer-songwriter Jóhannes Stefán takes a bold step beyond the quieter terrain of his earlier work and into more energised, defiant territory with his awesome single ‘Revolutions’. While previous tracks leaned into subtle indie-folk introspection, this latest single pushes ahead with a persistent momentum, but it’s also clearly grounded inContinue Reading
After stepping back from the spotlight for three years, Hollywood Sirena resurfaces with the fantastic ‘Renacer’, a beautifully introspective piece that speaks less like a grand announcement and more like a whispered truth. This isn’t about creating a spectacle- it’s about facing what is left in front of you whenContinue Reading
Minneapolis outfit The Stone Arch Rivals aren’t here to whisper. Back with their latest track ‘Fire’, they barrel forward like a runaway train through the smoke and wreckage of recent years- offering up a deep thunderous rock anthem that scorches and soothes in equal measure. From the opening riff, ‘Fire’Continue Reading
With ‘Pour Me Another’, Sleeping Together fills a glass with late-night regret, swirls it with swagger, and serves it neat. The track drips with the emotional residue of a night stretched too thin- romance blurred by bar lights and blurred judgment- but told with the kind of conviction that makesContinue Reading
On their latest release, ‘The Duke’, 14 Flamingos lean into their offbeat brilliance with a track that feels like a fever dream on vinyl- equal parts redemption tale, retro noir, and smoky back-alley funk. The track wastes no time dragging you into its warped world: a woozy mix of HammondContinue Reading
Some artists build songs like houses. L’ESPIRAL builds entire dreamscapes. With their latest release, ‘Mr. Babylon’, the duo offers a cinematic descent into memory, grief, and the strange afterlife of desire. This isn’t breakup music in the typical sense. Instead of fixating on the crash, ‘Mr. Babylon’ walks slowly throughContinue Reading
‘Painless’, the latest release from Public Health, is a quietly cathartic record that sounds like stepping into the unknown with your eyes open and your heart on the line. The project of Philadelphia’s Alex Moxam, Public Health, finds its sweet spot between vulnerability and volume. There’s a hazy glow aroundContinue Reading
Some bands know how to make a breakup feel like a slow fade. The Pulltops would rather crank the volume, cut the brakes, and peel out of the wreckage with the windows down. Their latest single, ‘You Tripped Me Up’, is fueled by blistering guitar lines and vocals that teeterContinue Reading