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The Indie Sabbath 13

A Quick Word from the Authors: With an overwhelming amount of album releases slated for the upcoming two months, major releases are on the way from acclaimed artists including The Black Keys with Turn Blue…

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Cape Lion goes artistic with their new visuals for "Called You Mine"

Ah, at last, my favorite duo out of Stockholm, Cape Lion, has released their visuals for the hit track "Called You Mine". Carl-Johan Sevedag and Martin Wiklund have done it…

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Nightbox heat things up with "Burning" [Video Premiere]

Without allowing the listener to anticipate the direction, Nightbox's "Burning" leaves it all on the table as it carries on with a mix of catchy hooks and venturing electronics. The…

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The Indie Sabbath 12

A Quick Word from the Authors: Less than two weeks from the opening of Coachella here we are at the end of a week that was capped off by a…

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Awning settles you down with "Blue" [Premiere]

Sit back, kick off your shoes and dig into Awning's new song "Blue". Based out of Brooklyn, this duo was formed while they were both studying music at NYU. Being…

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The Indie Sabbath 11

A Quick Word from the Authors: Rounding out the end of SXSW and beginning of the NCAA Basketball Tournament we bring you this week's Sabbath. Three years since the release…

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The Indie Sabbath 10

A Quick Word from the Authors: Despite the absurd yet morbidly realistic car crash at SXSW this past week, as with many of life's drastic instances we continue to keep…

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The Indie Sabbath 09

A Quick Word from the Authors: With the talk of SXSW seemingly at the forefront of all online media surrounding tech and music it would be easy to miss many…

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Cardiknox shine in their new song "Wasted Youth" [Premiere]

When in need of a midday pick-me-up Cardiknox has you covered with "Wasted Youth". The New York City duo, made up of Lonnie Angle and Thomas Dutton may have only released…

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COIN elevate the tone in "It's Okay" [Premiere]

Using their fair share of playful melodies to round the edges of a never-ending day Nashville's COIN maintain balance in their sound, embracing maturity with wholesome tones and cleverly thought-out interchanging…

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The Indie Sabbath 08

A Quick Word from the Authors: March 1st, wow… doesn't it just feel like the year is flying by? Next thing you know festival season will be in full swing…

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RAC features Alex Ebert of Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros in "Tear You Down" [Premiere]

With part 1 of his debut album STRANGERS due out on March 4th and part 2 set for a month later this marks a monumental time in RAC's career. After the success of…

The Indie Sabbath 13

Cape Lion goes artistic with their new visuals for "Called You Mine"

Nightbox heat things up with "Burning" [Video Premiere]

The Indie Sabbath 12

Awning settles you down with "Blue" [Premiere]

The Indie Sabbath 11

The Indie Sabbath 10

The Indie Sabbath 09

Cardiknox shine in their new song "Wasted Youth" [Premiere]

COIN elevate the tone in "It's Okay" [Premiere]

The Indie Sabbath 08

RAC features Alex Ebert of Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros in "Tear You Down" [Premiere]

PZU captures introspection, healing and hope on 'return to sender'

Skarlett Smith seeks emotional honesty in relationships on "Tell Me Now"

Butthole Surfers tease previously unreleased album with "Jet Fighter" [Video]

Arky waters teases new album with emphatic, club-ready anthem "OMG"

Luke Million and Munan take an 80's pastiche into new collaboration "Smoke & Mirrors"

Winter Music Conference expands 2026 programming with Sara Landry, Radio Slave, DJ Minx, Danny Tenaglia

Georgina Willis delivers compelling environmental documentary 'INSECT_O_CIDE'

J Consult : Transforming hit music into a bankable financial asset

Antania signs with Soundworks Direct Japan as futurist death metal takes hold

From Machismo To Mujeres: Women As The Face Of Reggaeton

4 things I learned on the 'Call Me If You Get Lost' tour

4 things every artist needs to think about in 2022