vincent’s last summer – “What You Want”
UK alt-act vincent’s last summer return to rock fans and new listeners alike as they release their rush of raw, indie-sleaze “What You Want.” Urgent and defiantly loud, the punchy […]
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The Afghan Whigs – “Downtown”
Cincy creatives The Afghan Whigs, taking on tunes not their own, are paying homage to the UK’s own Still Corners with their full-bodied versioning of the 2016 single “Downtown.” Right […]
For Your Weekend…
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For Your Weekend…
Like any busy music blog, Digital High’s inbox gets hit up with submissions ranging from the ridiculous to the ridiculously good, that this one dude can’t possibly keep up with. […]
Courtney Barnett – “Stay In Your Lane”
If you’re in the mood for a focus on raucous riff reverberation then Courtney Barnett’s latest listen “Stay In Your Lane” is the energy you’re looking for. The Aussie singer-songwriter, […]
Wet Leg – “mangetout”
Having released their second consecutive #1 LP moisturizer a short few months ago, English alt-rockers Wet Leg continue the revelry with the official visuals for album standout “mangetout.” A gritty […]
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bog band – “Apryl Fools”
Irish duo bog band are bringing about a breezy-brandished sound that begs your attention on new bop “Apryl Fools.” Settling sonically somewhere between thrown-back disco and a more modern bloghouse […]
Foley – “Suckerpunch”
Auckland duo Foley, having wow’d earlier this year with “Fever,” pick up where they left off with their newest “Suckerpunch.” Hopeless romantics have themselves a new rallying cry as their […]
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