by Nick Sessanna | Jul 23, 2021 | New Music
Here’s a rip-roaring good time from Dojo Holiday. Reminiscent of Wavves, Cloud Nothings, or Jay Reatard, “Whitney’s Lair” is a wall of noisy guitar cacophony and distorted vocals that is somehow also ridiculously catchy. At a brisk 1:48, this...
by Nick Sessanna | Jul 23, 2021 | New Music
Fuzzed-out, transatlantic duo Sky Is Alright is here to blow your face off with a wall of shoegaze noise – we recommend starting with their latest offering, “Catacombs.” By pairing Smashing Pumpkins fuzz-levels with a haunting, whispery vocal...
by Nick Sessanna | Jul 22, 2021 | New Music
Digging this one all the way from Austria – Leyya is a collaborative project between musicians Sophie Lindinger and Marco Kleebauer, and together, they’ve crafted this deeply groovy mix of indie, nu-disco, and electronica. This one feels like it was made...
by Nick Sessanna | Jul 22, 2021 | New Music
Brighton, UK’s I Feel Fine hit that sweet spot between emo, indie rock, and math rock, perfectly evident on their latest offering, “Selfsame.” Bringing to mind other genre luminaries like The Hotelier, American Football, and Buffalo’s own Del...
by Nick Sessanna | Jul 21, 2021 | New Music
L.A. EXES are essentially a supergroup (dig a little deeper and you’ll uncover an excellent pedigree), so it’s not too surprising we’ve been digging their latest offering, “Skinny Dipping.” With plenty of retro rock vibes, effervescent...
by Nick Sessanna | Jul 19, 2021 | New Music
There’s something lovely about “Weak Ends,” the new song from Doug Tuttle. With hints of Wilco, Tom Petty, The War on Drugs, and his own brand of dreampop flavor, “Weak Ends” comes out swinging with an immediately catchy and wholesome...
