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Shocking Pinks – "Not Gambling"

The Shocking Pinks are difficult to explain. Although they occasionally venture into the traditional (think “This Aching Deal” from their eclectic 2007 release), Nick Harte usually straddles the land of…

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Snakadaktal – "Fall Underneath" (Kilter Remix)

November has been a busy time for Sydney-born electronic maestro, Kilter. An eleven stop tour kick off, a video premiere for his track "Hold On" featuring YOUTH, and the release…

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GEMS – "Ephemera"

DC dream-pop duo GEMS won me over back in April, when I compared the pair to MSMR and declared that Lindsay Pitts & Clifford John Usher were no transient trend.…

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The Holidays – "All Time High"

The Holidays is that band that grabbed our attention with "Voices Drifting" about 3 months back, remember? This time around, the Sydney threesome consisting of Simon Jones, Alex Kortt, and Andrew Kerridge direct our…

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Phoenix Martins – "Sideways" [Video Premiere]

London-based singer-songwriter Phoenix Martins just released her follow-up single ‘Sideways’ on October 21st via Sandy Enterprise, and it is now accompanied by a groundbreaking video that completely fulfills her visual angle. Conflating urbanity with…

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Chelsea Lankes – "Ghost"

“Ghost” is an amorous tune, which I can imagine hearing at the last scene of a romantic comedy, but not in a cheesy way. “You got me chasing promises on…

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Glasser – Interiors [Album]

Every now and then, we stumble upon an act that is truly worth championing: Glasser is one of those acts. Lost in the shuffle of the Miley Cyrus circus that has…

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BROODS – "Bridges"

The New Zealand duo BROODS don’t give you a fighting chance. Georgia and Caleb Nott have only just arrived on the scene, but they’re already making waves. It doesn’t take…

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GEMS – "Medusa"

GEMS is smoke in a nightclub. They’re an untended drink on an empty bar. They’re black and white and italicized. The Washington DC natives have been dropping singles for almost…

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Cock & Swan – "Animal Totem" [Video Premiere]

Seattle duo Cock & Swan released their Secret Angles LP via Hush Hush Records on September 10. It's the second full-length release to the label's name, preceded by RBMA-grad and fellow Seattle resident Kid Smpl's Skylight last…

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Say Lou Lou – "Feels Like We Only Go Backwards" (Tame Impala Cover)

Thinking back through the past few years of alternative indie music to choose a song that epitomizes the change in styles while transcending its respective genre in looking towards the…

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Bent Denim – "Periodic Table"

Bent Denim is a collaborative product of childhood friendship. Ben Littlejohn and Dennis Sager hail from Nashville and New Orleans respectively may be far apart in this moment's time, but have…

Shocking Pinks – "Not Gambling"

Snakadaktal – "Fall Underneath" (Kilter Remix)

GEMS – "Ephemera"

The Holidays – "All Time High"

Phoenix Martins – "Sideways" [Video Premiere]

Chelsea Lankes – "Ghost"

Glasser – Interiors [Album]

BROODS – "Bridges"

GEMS – "Medusa"

Cock & Swan – "Animal Totem" [Video Premiere]

Say Lou Lou – "Feels Like We Only Go Backwards" (Tame Impala Cover)

Bent Denim – "Periodic Table"

Mistine chats environmentalism, new album and a fun touring moment [Interview]

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Gio and Austin Water's “Yeah3x” is the sonic escape you didn’t know you needed

"Object of Desire" is manny moura’s anthem for the unseen

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Texas’ Blacktop Mojo does rock music the way it should be done

Tha Rapper Haiti blends authentic style with musical passion

Glorybots redefines rock with latest album 'mad.end'

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