by Nick Sessanna | Sep 26, 2022 | New Music
Colorado Springs’ Viewfinder fall at the crossroads of emo, post-hardcore, and post-rock, and their latest single “How Long” is a perfect demonstration of how to blend these very complimentary genres. A gravely vocal immediately grabs you before...
by Nick Sessanna | Sep 26, 2022 | New Music
Last time we checked in with Newcastle-based act Rum Jungle, we were jamming on their then-latest single, “Upbeat Lord.” While “Lord” was an impressively upbeat and angular indie rock gem, their latest song, “Going Out Of My Way” is...
by Nick Sessanna | Sep 26, 2022 | New Music
If you’d like your face blown off with any regularity, we’d recommend a treatment from Boston-based slacker punks My Son The Doctor (MTSD). Full of fancy medical jargon and enough guitar energy to give you an aneurysm, their latest single...
by Nick Sessanna | Sep 26, 2022 | New Music
The latest song from Midi Memory is a dark and mysterious post-punker that we’ve had pumping on our playlists as of late. Full of dark, 80s-esque post-punk energy, this one makes full use of aloof vocals and a squiggly synth lead that’s both haunting and...
by Nick Sessanna | Sep 26, 2022 | New Music
We’ve been vibing on the dark-but-innocent feels on the latest single from Lyrah, “In The Leaves.” The song starts out with a forlorn piano intro but quickly evolves into a tasty dance-influenced track, complete with a pounding percussion backbone,...
by Nick Sessanna | Sep 26, 2022 | New Music
We’ve been digging the latest single from NYC-based act commander commander. “soho girls” is a Strokes-esque jangler sure to improve your mood; it’s full of choppy guitar flourishes, bouncing basslines, and lighthearted...
