McMillin – “FEEL”
Raw vulnerability is on full display as Nashville-based bard McMillin releases his latest listen “FEEL.” A touching, alt-indie rumination on disengagement, the new single gloats a palpable blend of pop-leaning […]
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The Bobby Lees – “New Self”
Stumbling upon Woodstock trio The Bobby Lees and their latest listen “New Self” has been one of this year’s happy discoveries. Title track to new album dropping June 12th via […]
MUNA – “Dancing On The Wall”
Announcing their fourth studio album Dancing On The Wall [out May 8], MUNA also share the LP’s title track and it’s a slice of lovelorn alt-indie. “Dancing On The Wall” […]
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Chalk – “I.D.C.”
Belfast post-punkers Chalk, having just announced debut LP Crystalpunk [out Mar. 13], are solemnizing the news with release of blistering new single “I.D.C.” Dubbed the danciest track on the new […]
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 […]
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