indie rock

The Maple State return with new album 'Don’t take forever' [Album Review]

Manchester natives The Maple State are reuniting after a 17-year-long hiatus. The band has returned with their new album, Don’t take forever, released November 7. The album’s ten tracks are…

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"La Santa Compaña" is folklore with a Las Gargantas twist

Stories passed down through song are among humanity’s oldest and most cherished traditions. On their latest single, Las Gargantas does this, but with a side-eye to conventionality. Lovingly released on…

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Augustine charts a path forward on "Fumbling"

Singer-songwriter Augustine is gearing up for the next EP with a new single. "Fumbling" is a lo-fi indie chill single that sees Augustine at his best yet. The new single…

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Stevie releases seasonal indie rock single "Too Good for You (Halloween)"

Stevie spent the better part of their musical career in the background. Whether mixing records for other artists or dabbling in the world of artist outreach, Stevie has had enough.…

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nobody's dad makes waves in the alt rock scene with "Glued To Your Couch"

Lightness of indie rock and gritty sensibilities of grunge fuse together to create something inexplicably satisfying in the world of nobody's dad. Their newest single, "Glued To Your Couch" starts…

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Jenny Kern faces the pain of letting go on “bones”

Need a track to pair with a heartache so heavy it’s hard to think about letting go—even though, deep down, you know you have to? Canadian-born, Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Jenny Kern…

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Joyer's 'On the Other End of the Line…' explores distance, anxiety, and connection [Album Review]

East Coast indie rock duo Joyer, the project of brothers Nick and Shane Sullivan, have just released their new album On the Other End of the Line…, recorded at Palisade…

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Wintur confronts creative struggles on new single “writer’s block”

Los Angeles indie artist Wintur has just dropped his single “writer’s block,” a reflective musing on the struggle to put pen to paper. The track is atmospheric, winding, and ethereal,…

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Potar releases highly anticipated first single "Potar" [Video]

The song title/band name might be a slang word for puke—but aside from that, there is nothing sickening about the sound of this. After more than a year of teasing…

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Myra Keyes delivers dark, addictive electro-pop with "Foam" ahead of upcoming album

Meet Chicago-based singer-songwriter Myra Keyes—an artist so badass, you might want to gatekeep her music just for fun, because she’s that interesting and talented. Her new single, “Foam,” kicks off…

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Jake Huffman releases new single alongside new 'The Endofme' EP

Jake Huffman released the final track for his new EP, The Endofme. Released independently, the title track marks a new path forward for the indie rock singer. A departure from…

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Django Duyns ponders the question, "When Will You Fade?"

Amsterdam-based singer-songwriter Django Duyns is back with an upbeat, catchy single. "When Will You Fade" follows Duyns' debut album, True Blue Vision, released in April of this year via Excelsior Recordings. The single…

The Maple State return with new album 'Don’t take forever' [Album Review]

"La Santa Compaña" is folklore with a Las Gargantas twist

Augustine charts a path forward on "Fumbling"

Stevie releases seasonal indie rock single "Too Good for You (Halloween)"

nobody's dad makes waves in the alt rock scene with "Glued To Your Couch"

Jenny Kern faces the pain of letting go on “bones”

Joyer's 'On the Other End of the Line…' explores distance, anxiety, and connection [Album Review]

Wintur confronts creative struggles on new single “writer’s block”

Potar releases highly anticipated first single "Potar" [Video]

Myra Keyes delivers dark, addictive electro-pop with "Foam" ahead of upcoming album

Jake Huffman releases new single alongside new 'The Endofme' EP

Django Duyns ponders the question, "When Will You Fade?"

OKay The Duo enter the villain era on colourful hip hop scorcher ‘What Do You Reckon’

Luci Ferrum shares a new single, “Funny Guy”

Dendrons are the masters of their own sonic approach on raw, post-punk influenced "Indiana"

Dom Quincey shares vibe-rich, uplifting indie pop anthem ‘It’s Not The End…’

Katie Dauson shares blues-tinged, folk-rock album 'Dauson City Gold Rush’

Winter Music Conference returns to Miami Music Week with new home for 2026

Simone Feroci establishes his towering presence in the world of bass guitars with hopeful track "California Forever"

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DNORRI is a breakout voice built for musical resonance and connection

From Machismo To Mujeres: Women As The Face Of Reggaeton

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