Reviews

Islands – A Sleep & A Forgetting [Album Review]

Music Video for "This Is Not A Song" [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zi4RgOszst0[/youtube] It is pretty clear that Nick Thorburn has legitimately carved his name into the indie world. Whether you were first introduced…

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The Danvilles – Women [Album Review]

Put on your leather jacket and ripped jeans because we're going on a bike ride. This thrilling bike ride will be soundtracked by North Virginia's The Danvilles. The Danvilles are five…

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ScHoolboy Q – Habits & Contradictions [Album Review]

ScHoolboy Q's latest project Habits & Contradictions is really a wild ride, because literally, you never know what's going to happen next– until you've listened to the album completely through…

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Big Deal – Lights Out [Album Review]

A description of UK's Big Deal can be illustrated in the form of a strawberry wafer. Just like the perfect amount of strawberry filling and thin vanilla wafers, the delicious…

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Elika – Always The Light [Album Review + Premiere]

Floating above the competitive music scene of Brooklyn is a duo, Evagelia Maravelias and Brian Wenkebach. The pair goes under Elika to produce "electrogaze." This is a genre we should all be…

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High Highs – High Highs EP [Earmilk Exclusive + Review]

Falsetto, harmonic choruses, and clean guitar. These are the key elements in what has become a mercurial sound, unique to indie rock and supported by universal appeal. A sound that…

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AFX – Analogue Bubblebath 1-5 [A Brief History]

Richard David James, known to most as the man behind the mind-boggling productions of Aphex Twin, is arguably one of the most well-respected and talented figures in the history of…

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ZZT – Partys Over Earth [Review]

It's one thing to break onto the scene with a world debute that claims all parties to a halt, but doing so is another matter. Acting on executive order, techno…

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Jhené Aiko – In Love We Trust (Feat. Casey Veggies)

The beautiful R&B sultress, Jhené Aiko, has just unleashed a track that is literally drippin' with sexual energy. The track is called "In Love We Trust" and she has enlisted…

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Introducing: RACES

On the same indie rock label as Les Savy Fav, Suckers, and The Dodos, Races are the next runners up. New York's Frenchkiss Records signed these guys (+ 2 girls) from…

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Benny Rodrigues – It's A Spiritual Thing

Let me slip you some Dutch House. No, not the stale bicep pump that's been drowned in Top 40 money as of late. I'm pointing to one of the early…

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M83 – Wait (Sound Remedy Remix)

It's that time of the week again! Though we missed last week, today can vindicate for the lack of M83 features. This is a remix of "Wait" by Sound Remedy.…

Islands – A Sleep & A Forgetting [Album Review]

The Danvilles – Women [Album Review]

ScHoolboy Q – Habits & Contradictions [Album Review]

Big Deal – Lights Out [Album Review]

Elika – Always The Light [Album Review + Premiere]

High Highs – High Highs EP [Earmilk Exclusive + Review]

AFX – Analogue Bubblebath 1-5 [A Brief History]

ZZT – Partys Over Earth [Review]

Jhené Aiko – In Love We Trust (Feat. Casey Veggies)

Introducing: RACES

Benny Rodrigues – It's A Spiritual Thing

M83 – Wait (Sound Remedy Remix)

PIEN crosses musical boundaries with Americana-tinged indie EP "According to Plan"

“Diamond Lane” is bat zoo's hazy, heartfelt drive through lost love [Video]

WHYDEE encapsulates ambition on "PRONTO"

CDSM (Celebrity Death Slot Machine) shares intense anthem "Shockable Rhythm"

Tristan Roberson turns a broken heart into a good time with ‘One Night in Dallas’

Matt Oakley is redefining country music with heart, soul and modernity

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