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Discover the Elephant in the Room with Fai Laci [Q&A]
August 25, 2026
At times the right amount of optimism, others rhythm-driven fury, ending in rock n roll completionism, this album has it all.
Author:
DJ Connor
Sawyer Hill Makes the Dark Stuff Feel Fun In Debut Album "Everybody's Home, Nobody's Happy"
August 24, 2026
The Southern storyteller's debut is a dark, witty and deeply human breakup record - showcasing an impressive and unapologetic Sawyer Hill.
Author:
Rosie Leishman
The Situationship Diaries: Leah Sinclair's Debut Is a Love Letter to Almosts [Q&A]
August 21, 2026
We caught up with Leah to chat about what makes a good song in her eyes, putting words to the intangible, and what it’s like to unlock a diary you swore you’d keep to yourself.
Author:
Matt Keenan
Alex Amor Gets Vulnerable, Explores Loss and Grief on Debut Album [Q&A]
August 21, 2026
Amor sat down to talk with us all about her album, Heavenly Bodies, playing All Points East, and what goes into creating an Alex Amor music video.
Author:
Rebeccah Blau
hey, nothing Learn to Run Free on Sophomore Record 'Hound' [Q&A]
August 21, 2026
An incredible album that takes the foundation of those early songs and blows it wide open, full of different emotions and dizzying highs, but also one you can simply put on and jam to.
Author:
Josh Kitchen
OK Cowgirl Contemplate Life’s What-Ifs On New Album ‘Rhinestone Cowgirl’
August 21, 2026
'Rhinestone Cowgirl' is a moving collection of songs that will get you thinking about your own un-traveled roads and might-have-beens.
Author:
India McCarty
Blondshell Closes the Book on Growing Up with “Fur Elise”
August 20, 2026
On the closing track to her forthcoming record, Blondshell explores the intricacies of what it's like to grow up without a script.
Author:
Matt Keenan
Making Friends With Doubt And Despair: Inside Lorg’s Debut Solo Album ‘I Fell For Fantasy’
August 20, 2026
Through dream-like guitars, inviting bass, hazy electronic textures and vulnerable vocals, Lorg creates a soundscape that feels like getting lost inside your own memories.
Author:
Alysa Benson
Kevian Kraemer’s “hit and run” Is Your New Temporary Fix
August 14, 2026
Kraemer permits us to feel something deeply without demanding that it last forever — a youthful, dance-inducing celebration of attraction and the elation of simply indulging in chemistry while it’s there.
Author:
Alysa Benson
Lily Seabird’s "The Afterglow" Is The Feeling of a Room After Someone’s Left It
August 13, 2026
“The Afterglow” is the feeling of a room after someone’s left it: not empty, exactly, but just changed. It’s a fitting way into an album that seems less interested in answers than in learning to sit with what lingers.
Author:
Matt Keenan
Dani Stocksdale’s Debut EP Is Sweetly Vulnerable Music For The Situationship Of Life [Q&A]
August 13, 2026
In her debut EP, Mexican-American artist Dani Stocksdale perfectly captures the feeling of not fully knowing where you are in life or love, and the both beautiful sense of infinite possibility, but also the fear of uncertainty it comes with.
Author:
Daniela Waizel Rule
Slow Fiction’s 'dollhouse' Finds Power in the Versions of Ourselves We Leave Behind
August 11, 2026
The band’s debut LP is interested in the versions of ourselves we perform, the people who watch those performances, and what remains when the audience disappears.
Author:
Alessandra Rincon
Esther Kohl Stops Shrinking on Her Debut Album 'Winner'
August 6, 2026
The Brooklyn singer-songwriter’s debut record plays like the sound of someone finally done making herself feel bad for what other people think.
Author:
Matt Keenan
BAILEN learns how to ‘SWIM!!!" [Q&A]
August 5, 2026
BAILEN, the sibling trio with harmonies that will have everyone take a second listen, are gearing up for the release of their new album.
Author:
Robert Frezza
How Wellington’s Dillon Jo Are Creating a New Coming of Age Soundtrack
August 2, 2026
Not every band can make vulnerability sound this loud. Dillon Jo channel heartbreak, hope and everything in between into alternative rock that refuses to let go.
Author:
Caitlyn Sinclair
Scarlet House Explores A New Sonic Palette on "MADE FOR YOU"
July 31, 2026
Curious about this artist, his Warped Tour live set, and more, we caught up with the man himself here.
Author:
DJ Connor
Harrison Gordon Rip Themselves Open On Self-Loathing Infused “Like Me Less” | THE NOISE
July 30, 2026
Harrison Gordon has never been afraid to get messy, but “Like Me Less” might be the Illinois band’s most emotionally unguarded release yet.
Author:
Alessandra Rincon
Bennett Woolsey Dives Into Nostalgic Reality In “Chevy Chase”
July 24, 2026
“Chevy Chase” finds its home in the bittersweet weight of looking back, where the comfort of cherished memories is constantly interrupted by the reality of the present and the anxiety of the future.
Author:
Alysa Benson
Daisy the Great Invite Friends Into Their Strange, Beautiful World on 'The Rubber Teeth Talk With Friends'
July 23, 2026
On 'The Rubber Teeth Talk', the duo explored the confusion of growing up, navigating relationships, and trying to understand yourself when everything feels slightly out of control. With 'The Rubber Teeth Talk With Friends,' they open that world to others, allowing those same emotions to take on new life.
Author:
Alessandra Rincon
Soft Loft’s New Single “Wednesdays” Celebrates Self Reliance
July 22, 2026
Switzerland based band Soft Loft, is all too aware of the importance of self care and taking care of your mental health and is literally singing its praises on their new single “Wednesdays.”
Author:
Rebeccah Blau
Day We Ran Live Out Their Rock & Roll Dreams On Debut EP Naked At Your Door [Q&A]
July 20, 2026
cross the six tracks that make up their debut EP, Naked At Your Door, the Australian trio channel the wide-open spirit of classic guitar bands while carving out a sound that feels both fresh and familiar.
Author:
Josh Kitchen
The Linda Lindas Embrace Growth Without Losing Themselves on “Closer”
July 18, 2026
Featuring the iconic Hayley Williams, "Closer" captures that growth in motion, marking another confident step forward for a band that has never been afraid to change.
Author:
Alessandra Rincon
Surfing For Daisy Explores The Weight Of Addiction On New Song “Methamphetamine”
July 17, 2026
As the fifth single from the band’s forthcoming sophomore album, the track finds its power in blunt emotion and storytelling, not afraid to lean into devastation.
Author:
Alysa Benson
Surfaces Learn to Let Go on All the Space Between
July 17, 2026
Nearly a decade into their career, Surfaces continue to reveal just how many layers they really have.
Author:
Josh Kitchen
Inside the Messy and Cathartic Sonic World of ill peach’s EAVESDROPPING
July 15, 2026
We had the amazing opportunity to chat with ill peach on the recording process for EAVESDROPPING, grief, and the evolution of where their sound will evolve next.
Author:
Hillary Safadi
Ally Evenson
Genre:
Alternative
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Indie-Pop
From: Detroit, MI
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Arlo Parks
Genre:
Indie-Pop
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Baby Queen
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Blake Rose
Genre:
Indie-Pop
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Charli Lucas
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Indie-Pop
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Claud
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Indie-Rock
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Genre:
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