Me + Nobody – SoHo
NYC indie-poppers Me + Nobody are catching on with the release of new tune “SoHo.” A look at the tail end of a relationship, the synth-pop piece, comparable to early […]
Category Archives: Alternative
The 1975 – I’m In Love With You
The Being Funny In A Foreign Language [out Oct. 14] fanfare is in full swing as The 1975 follows the delightful “Happiness” up with the downright sublime “I’m In Love […]
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Queasy Pieces – Been So Good To Me
Queasy Pieces, the brainchild of music-maker Andrew Anderson, is a wild ride through ever-changing soundscapes and your next take-notice act. That’s proven true on the soloist’s most recent release “Been […]
Skinner – Dog Daze
Championing a new-age, post-punk style, slouch-rocker Skinner looms large with his latest release “Dog Daze.” An anthem for anyone at their wit’s end, this contemptuous cut hits its energizing highs […]
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Goo Goo Dolls – Going Crazy
Three decades and fourteen albums later, Goo Goo Dolls still got it. That’s wholly endorsed on “Going Crazy,” standout from the longtime rockers aforementioned fourteenth project Chaos In Bloom [out […]
Kelly & Kyle – Lovely
The sunny season vibes are in full swing as Kelly & Kyle share their summertime groove “Lovely.” A soul-funk hybrid, the new cut excels in its delivery of punchy rhythms […]
Lālo Parade – Fasho
Fall in love for the first time all over again with Lālo Parade and his latest listen “Fasho.” Playing up the earnest emotions entwined in a relationship’s outset, the El […]
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