Visually speaking, the comic-inspired debut video from rockers Secret Social Club is anything but unstimulating, blending live action visuals with
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In a blissfully smooth vocal that will only grow more commanding and emotionally relatable as we press on in the
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Growling like a wild animal just awakening from a long hibernation and now itching to take a bite out of
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In the new music video for the song “Smile,” a track that was undeniably already a staple of his discography,
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On the back of a rustic guitar melody’s rollicking sway, a simple groove begins to form at the start of
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2020 has seen a lot of really intriguing live acts emerging from the American indie underground, but surprisingly enough, one
With a venomous count-in from behind the drums, Chasing September’s “Miss You” erupts from the speakers and instantly fills the
If you follow chill-hop’s underground pulse, the odds are you’ve probably already been hearing some good things about JD Lion,
In his latest album, appropriately titled Out Loud, Mike Rickard avoids the sonic subtleties adopted by many of pop’s biggest players
Wasting no time in throwing us right into the firestorm of beats that their latest single contains, BLXPLTN attack the
Singer/songwriters are having an incredible year right now, and on the independent side of the industry, I think this statement
Punk rock has, unsurprisingly, been enjoying quite the resurgence on the American side of the Atlantic in the last few
Set to the pace of a grinding groove that recalls both White Zombie and Soundgarden simultaneously (without borrowing too much
Matt Soren’s project The One Tonic scores in a big way with the EP Won’t Stop and, in a display of confidence,
