Indie

Lazyeyes – Lazyeyes [EP Premiere]

Last week, we shared the video for the debut single from Brooklyn shoegazers Lazyeyes. The track caught our ears with its piercing guitar lines, swooping vocals, and exploding choruses. As we'd…

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Thom Huhtala Band – MERCURY [Album]

Under the radar Toronto-based Hamilton native Thom Huhtala has released his debut, MERCURY, a blues-influenced, psych-rock-fueled album full of favorites and definitely worth the listen. After releasing a handful of singles, mixtapes, EPs,…

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Clubfeet – "Everything You Wanted" [Video Premiere]

Thus far, 2013 has been superb in relation to new music. After a year of disappointment, we've seemingly returned to the preeminent grind of 2011, and the short span of…

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Devendra Banhart – "Never Seen Such Good Things"

Two weeks after releasing the first sample of his upcoming record Mala, Devendra Banhart gives us "Never Seen Such Good Things". While Banhart's new song can seem almost celestial, as…

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Nightlands – "I Fell In Love With A Feeling" [Video]

Reminiscent of what I would image an acid-induced John Connor nightmare would look like, here's Nightlands' epic video for "I Fell In Love With A Feeling". Coming from an act that was…

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Introducing: Kid Kin

Music in a general sense is a fine art that initiates some emotional response through auditory cues through tempo, pitch, melodies, vocals, and other elements commonly found in songs. What…

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Air Review – Low Wishes

For a band who took shape out of a converted garage in 2008 Air Review have come a long way. From playing local live shows the band has escalated into…

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SBTRKT – "Trials of the Past" [Video]

Here is a video from London-based producer SBTRKT that may make you want to reconsider your next trip to the discount hair salon. "Trials of the Past" comes off his 2011 self-titled…

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The Indie Sabbath – Week 32

A Quick Word from the Author: It's been raining pretty consistently the past week, ruining my plans to do everything and accelerating my agenda for doing nothing. Rain depresses me,…

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Tiger Waves – "Fields" [Premiere]

If you don't listen closely, you might just miss the sadder streaks in the sun-bleached guitar pop that Tiger Waves float up from Austin. But they're there, those light yearning…

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Beach Fossils – "Generational Synthetic"

Brooklyn’s Beach Fossils came onto the scene with their guns cocked for their debut 2010 self-titled LP, adding new elements to the common surf-rock sound that was all too common…

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Cold War Kids – "Miracle Mile"

Throughout the span of their three studio albums, California soulful rockers Cold War Kids have put out consistent music. Originally they were a band faced with the dilemma of having…

Lazyeyes – Lazyeyes [EP Premiere]

Thom Huhtala Band – MERCURY [Album]

Clubfeet – "Everything You Wanted" [Video Premiere]

Devendra Banhart – "Never Seen Such Good Things"

Nightlands – "I Fell In Love With A Feeling" [Video]

Introducing: Kid Kin

Air Review – Low Wishes

SBTRKT – "Trials of the Past" [Video]

The Indie Sabbath – Week 32

Tiger Waves – "Fields" [Premiere]

Beach Fossils – "Generational Synthetic"

Cold War Kids – "Miracle Mile"

Valjae shares vibrant, reflective song "Colourful Lies"

The Icarus Kid shares electronic dance banger "Every Night"

Puma Blue blurs trip-hop, downtempo, and intimacy on 'Croak Dream' [Album Review]

Dave Lenahan and Karree Phillips share warm, gentle country duet "Wildflowers"

néomí wrestles with doubt from others on new single "Didn't I"

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

Moises "MO" Santizo introduces fresh concept of experiencing interviews through vinyl

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