Sylo – “Carve Me Out”
Toronto soloist Sylo, having last impressed with October’s NPR Tiny Desk Concert, returns to the sonic scene with reckless abandon on new groove “Carve Me Out.” Flirting with an edgier, […]
Category Archives: Alternative
Low Girl – “No Reasons”
Alt-indie risers Low Girl are grooving something hypnotic on their latest listen “No Reasons.” Second such preview of their upcoming Is It Too Late To Freak Out? project [out Oct. […]
Emi Grace – “Known Better”
Relationship red flags are easy to ignore in a relationship’s early days. But as a coupling continues onward and the flags persist – they become exponentially impossible to ignore. Emi […]
Broadside – “Warning Signs”
Richmond rockers Broadside are bringing their brand of alt-pop prowess back to the forefront with latest listen “Warning Signs.” This rush of anthemic aura tees up toxic temptation on a […]
In Her Own Words – “Sugarcoat”
If you’re like the over-anxious Digital High your brain finds itself spiraling out over a new obsession on the regular, rather annoyingly so. Lucky for the afflicted like us, Los […]
Maggie Rogers & Sylvan Esso – “Anthems For A Seventeen Year Old-Girl”
Do you like Canadian indie-rockers Broken Social Scene? Are you a fan of their 2003 jewel You Forgot It In People? Well thanks for stopping by because you’re in for […]
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. […]
L’objectif – “Burbank”
L’objectif, Leeds lads four, are quickly making a name for themselves across the pond and now abroad as they make waves with new tune “Burbank.” A cautionary tale on making […]
Jeanne Bonjour – “Les lumières de la ville”
It’s not very often you’ll find a French soloist popping up on these pages so when you do see it you know it’s going to be worth it. “Les lumières […]
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. […]
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